There's more to Google Photos than you might think. These hacks free up storage, hide people from Memories, and let you back ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Paul Monckton covers photography, imaging and generative AI Google Photos is testing a new feature to automatically back up only ...

Globally, we take more than 1 trillion photos a year, according to Rise Above Research, with the average American snapping about 1,000 photos a year. Although most of these photos are rarely viewed ...

Most of us now have our digital photos and videos automatically backed up to the cloud. It means they can be accessed from any device, and are kept safe and sound should something happen to your ...

Consolidating cloud photo libraries involves deciding not just where everything lives but which duplicates, near-duplicates and regrettable cat photos to cut along the way. At some point between the ...

It can be all too easy to take hundreds of photos and let them sit on a phone, a camera, or a computer, but devices like those can crash, go missing, or be destroyed in a fire. That’s why it’s smart ...

The ultimate travel and wedding photo hack.

Apple Photos is the central location for storing images and videos you take on your iPhone. Here's how to use it in iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26. A mainstay of the Apple ecosystem, Photos is the ...

Google Photos is one of the best ways to sync and store the picture you take on your phone, but getting them out of your library is another story—especially if you want to keep your metadata (date, ...

It's unfortunate, but bad things happen to phones all the time. For instance, they break when dropped or get stolen. Many people have lost precious memories because of it. Moving photos and videos off ...