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12-20-2024, 05:30 PM
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Google has updated the Android Switch app to make moving burst photos from iOS to Pixel devices easier.
Unless there are mapping issues, the full set of burst photos will be placed in a stack in Google Photos.
It isn’t yet known if or when other Android phone brands will benefit from the update.
The recent upgrades to Android Switch had already impressed*Android Authority’s Ryan Haines, who found moving from the iPhone 16 to the Pixel 9 a surprisingly easy ride (https://www.androidauthority.com/android-switch-pixel-to-iphone-3506047/) with the app. But Google developers are refusing to rest on their laurels. A new update to Android Switch aims to make the transition from iOS to Android devices (https://www.androidauthority.com/switching-from-iphone-to-android-630665/) smoother for users who enjoy taking burst photos.
According to a Threads post (https://www.threads.net/@pauldunlop/post/DDze27YosnA) by Paul Dunlop, Google’s Product Lead for Android Onboarding and Android Settings, the feature ensures that burst photos are fully preserved during the transfer process, whether through a cable or Wi-Fi connection.
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/android-switch-burst-photo-transfer-3510810/)
Google has updated the Android Switch app to make moving burst photos from iOS to Pixel devices easier.
Unless there are mapping issues, the full set of burst photos will be placed in a stack in Google Photos.
It isn’t yet known if or when other Android phone brands will benefit from the update.
The recent upgrades to Android Switch had already impressed*Android Authority’s Ryan Haines, who found moving from the iPhone 16 to the Pixel 9 a surprisingly easy ride (https://www.androidauthority.com/android-switch-pixel-to-iphone-3506047/) with the app. But Google developers are refusing to rest on their laurels. A new update to Android Switch aims to make the transition from iOS to Android devices (https://www.androidauthority.com/switching-from-iphone-to-android-630665/) smoother for users who enjoy taking burst photos.
According to a Threads post (https://www.threads.net/@pauldunlop/post/DDze27YosnA) by Paul Dunlop, Google’s Product Lead for Android Onboarding and Android Settings, the feature ensures that burst photos are fully preserved during the transfer process, whether through a cable or Wi-Fi connection.
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/android-switch-burst-photo-transfer-3510810/)