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Yep i noticed that. I'm sure updates will be made as time goes on. On the plus side, FREE STORAGE!

They've always had free storage, they've just upped the picture size. It used to be free storage under 4mpix I think.


I see The Verge made a faux pas and did a video review of the Photos app which was actually the old G+ app. Oops! :o
 
They've always had free storage, they've just upped the picture size. It used to be free storage under 4mpix I think.


I see The Verge made a faux pas and did a video review of the Photos app which was actually the old G+ app. Oops! :o

iVerge at their best. Absolute clowns
 
Yep i noticed that. I'm sure updates will be made as time goes on. On the plus side, FREE STORAGE!

You can pay if images are uncompressed:

There's a size limit: 16-megapixel images and 1080p video is the maximum allowed for the free service, which offers otherwise unlimited storage capacity. Once uploaded, Google uses compression to save space on its servers.

If you don’t want your visual memories tampered with, the original photos can be uploaded as .RAW or .TIFF files and stored as-is there in the cloud. Once the first 15GB of free Drive space is full, users must pay Google $10 a month for a terabyte of extra capacity.

So, in other words, you can have free unlimited storage space for photos and videos if they are compressed, or you can pay a monthly fee for 1TB of storage for uncompressed material. This is assuming the service survives the same axe that eventually fell on Google Code, Glass, Talk, Wave, etc – it probably will. Probably.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/05/29/google_photos_free_storage/
 
This is assuming the service survives the same axe that eventually fell on Google Code, Glass, Talk, Wave, etc – it probably will. Probably.

Well Talk is still going, it's basically Hangouts is all. Wave is still going really, it's just integrated into Drive. So, yes, they might change what it's called, but it will keep going.
 
iVerge at their best. Absolute clowns

A blog-style article I read the other day about one of their guys who got recognised on Periscope started with:
"I'm a big fan of Periscope. I use it almost every day to talk with strangers about anything and everything: my Apple Watch, my roommate's dog Milo, my life in New York."

Eugh. :rolleyes:
 
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