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Motorola and Google are expanding their partnership in the Android ecosystem with new Google Photos features and deeper integration on Motorola devices. The update uses AI to organize clothes from photos into a digital wardrobe, and introduces personalized content updates through a new feed format.
Motorola and Google have been working together for many years to enhance the Android experience, with Google Photos serving as the standard gallery app on Motorola devices. Building on this collaboration, the companies are launching new capabilities that combine AI for photo organization, image matching, and personalized content delivery across devices.
Google Photos is introducing a new Wardrobe feature that uses AI to automatically recognize clothing items and accessories in the user’s photo library. It creates a structured and organized wardrobe view based on the images already saved.
The function is designed to simplify the daily choice of clothes, reduce situations when the user cannot decide on an outfit, and help to re-find items from old photos.
Key features include automatic creation of a Wardrobe collection from the Google Photos library, recognition of clothing and accessories in images, creation of an organized digital wardrobe, filtering by category, including outerwear, underwear, jewelry, etc., the ability to view all items or individual categories, rediscovery of forgotten items from old photos, combining items to create looks, saving and sharing combinations, creating moodboards for various events such as travel, wedding or work, and a virtual function.
Motorola is integrating Google Photos Memories into a new feature called Daily Drops, which is a personalized feed that is updated twice a day. It provides a selection of news, calendar events and weather forecasts based on the user’s interests. Google Photos Memories is integrated directly into this feed, allowing you to view memories within Daily Drops. This is the first time Memories has been integrated into a personalized mobile content feed.
The Wardrobe feature in Google Photos will be available on select Android devices, including Motorola smartphones, in the coming months and will be available on iOS later.
Motorola’s Daily Drops feature is already being rolled out in select regions of Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia, and will also be available on the new razr lineup.
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