Google has now updated its official Photos application to bring support for shared albums. Once you’ve invited someone to browse your gallery, they will have the facility to not only upload their own images, but delete pictures you’ve uploaded to the collection, too. Those who have subscribed to a particular album will receive notifications whenever a new photograph is added, and will be afforded the ability to save it to their main library if they wish.
Check it out in action below:
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Installing the upgrade couldn’t be easier. All you have to do is open up the Play Store on your Android-powered smartphone or tablet, then toggle the hamburger menu by swiping in from the left-hand side of the screen and select My Apps. Locate Photos and tap on it. Once its respective application profile has loaded, hit the update button. Alternatively, if you’d rather initiate the upgrade from your computer, you can simply hit the download button below.
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