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- Tip of the Day: Support.Google.com for help
- Beginner’s Lesson: Google Photos – what’s new
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5 responses to “0179. Google Photos 2019 – What’s New?”
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looking at other images, as well.
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Could you please provide the version number of the software your using and/or phone? Once again, my Samsung 7 doesn’t have the motion feature you discuss and it will be a while before I spend $800 on a new phone
Bonnie, mine is a Samsung Note 9, but a Google search tells me that the S7 does have motion photos. It’s on the camera. Open the camera as if you’re going to take a photo. Tap the gear icon for settings, you should see motion photos there.
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