You can create folders to manage your photos, and Gallery Go works with SD cards, so you can easily copy them from your smartphone. You don’t have to manually label your pictures and all these features run on your phone, without using your data.
Gallery Go automatically manage your photos by the people and things you take photos of, so you can easily find your favorite selfie, remember where you had the best puff, and keep track of important documents. That all that can be done offline on a 10MB app without having to send data back and forth between the Google Cloud and your phone probably points to the already teased “Next Gen Assistant” being pretty mind-blowing. This shows how effective Google AI is getting with pictures. All this will be done offline apparently. Gallery Go will organize your pictures into selfies, food, animals, etc. Targeted at people who want online alternatives, or for people in slow internet areas – for example, if you don’t want to upload your photos to Google Photos, or if the data costs are high, etc. Targeted at low-speed phones – hence being small in size, and not requiring a lot of performance power. The GO APPS have some things in common: like Android GO, they are – Instead, the app is designed for developing markets where numerous amounts of device storage and internet access aren’t always available. It’s a tiny app (10MB), and it doesn’t rely on cloud backup services like the regular Google Photos app (it’s basically a lightweight version of that). It is from the Google Photos team, and is supposed to offer an alternative “liter” app for people who either just want a Gallery App with simple editing features, OR don’t want or cannot upload their photos to the cloud.
Google has just announced a new application called “Gallery Go”.
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