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Don't Want to Pay to Store All Your Memories in the Cloud? Do This Instead

Using an external drive requires more effort than backing up everything to the cloud. You need to wait for your files to transfer from your device to the drive, and then sort everything into folders.
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Skip the Monthly Cloud Fees: There's a Better Way to Store Your Photos and Videos

You come back from vacation and find that you've taken more than 1,000 pictures. What do you do with them? I used to upload all of my images to Google Photos. When the service debuted in 2015, Google ...
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Edit Your Drive Videos Instantly in Google Vids

Google Drive now lets you open videos directly in Google Vids to trim, caption, and add music without downloading files. Videos in Drive can now be opened directly in Google Vids for editing. Image: ...
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Gemini can now watch Google Drive videos for you

Google’s latest Drive features can give Workspace users more information about the videos they’ve saved. A Gemini AI feature that summarizes documents and PDFs in Google Drive is now expanding to ...
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Don't Want to Pay to Store All Your Memories in the Cloud? Do This Instead

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