

- #Google photos app for mac for mac
- #Google photos app for mac for android
- #Google photos app for mac Pc

#Google photos app for mac for android
You can access Google Photos through the web, through the desktop clients for Windows and macOS, and through the mobile apps for Android and iOS. Unlike iCloud Photos, it also works just as well on Android and Windows as it does on iOS and macOS, which makes it the best choice for a multi-platform home or family. It essentially takes the hassle out of backing up, categorizing, and even tagging your photos. Google Photos is one of the most popular cloud-based storage solutions for photos and videos.

Google, however, does suggest users of the older application migrate to the new Backup and Sync, and it is recommended to avoid any downtime resulting from this new update.How to Switch from iCloud to Google Photos

However, it is unclear if the legacy applications would still be able to connect to your Google drive after that point, or if the company will sever ties completely. Then, on March 12 next year the company will officially shut down the project.
#Google photos app for mac Pc
Google Drive and Photos Backup apps for macOS and PC will be deprecated on December 11 later this year, meaning that it will not be supported from that point on. The new program allows the user to select which file types and folders they want to have backed up in the cloud, and Google will do the rest, instead of the traditional method of transferring files to a specific folder on the said PC, among several other features.
#Google photos app for mac for mac
This follows the launch of Google Backup and Sync for Mac and PCs that replaced its traditional applications on computers. Today in its latest blog post, the company announced that this feature - which was initially an enterprise focused project - would roll out to all customers, and its Google Drive and Photos Backup apps for macOS and PC desktop will be discontinued in 2018. Earlier this year Google rolled out a new feature called Drive File Stream to beta testers, that allowed users on devices like MacBooks and PCs to easily gain access to files stored in the cloud without the need for lengthy sync processes.
