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Google and photography seem to go hand in hand. The company's new Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones take very high-quality pictures, while its Photos app for Android and iOS is a brilliant way to both store and categorize images in the cloud. Today, Google takes its passion for photography to another level with an all-new app for macOS.

Mar 11, 2017 - Next, go to System Preferences → Desktop & Screen Saver and set the Google Featured Photos as the active screen saver. Now it's time to run. Dubbed ‘Featured Photos,’ the screensaver shows different images shared by people on Google+.“With our new Featured Photos screensaver for Mac, you can display stunning, high-resolution photography from our Google+ members whenever your computer is inactive,” said Google product manager Neil Inala in a post made on Google+. The app works like any other screensaver, install it and it will start displaying photos, along with a digital clock and the name of the photographer, after a pre-set period of idleness.

Dubbed 'Featured Photos Screensaver' it creates a screensaver using images that are sourced from user photos which were uploaded to Google+. Don't worry about privacy, folks - these are images that users have agreed to share. Google+ photographers can choose to opt-out if they prefer. 'From striking skylines to captivating vistas, talented photographers share beautiful, eye catching work on Google+ every day. To bring these photos to a wider audience, we've long showcased a selection of them on TVs and monitors around the world via Google Fiber and millions of Chromecast devices', Neil Inala, Google+ Product Manager, Google. Inala further explains, 'we're pleased to be able to make these beautiful photos by our members even more accessible by bringing them to your computers and phones.

With our new Featured Photos screensaver for Mac, you can display stunning, high-resolution photography from our Google+ members whenever your computer is inactive'. What types of photographs will be featured? Google shares the requirements below. have been publicly shared on Google+.

be in landscape orientation (not portrait). have at least a resolution of 1920 x 1080p. not feature people. not have text or watermarks.

be posted by the original owner For whatever reason, Google has not made the 'Featured Photos Screensaver app' available for Windows 10. This is quite strange, as there are far more users of Microsoft's desktop operating system then there are for macOS. Maybe if it proves popular, Google will make a version for Windows too. Want to try this new app? You can download it.

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Google has released a that showcases popular high-quality photos shared and liked by Google+ users. The company regularly showcases Google+ photography on idle Pixel phone screens as well as on TVs and monitors connected to its Chromecast and Google Fiber products. Called Featured Photos, the free screensaver download yesterday brings the same eye-catching photography to the Mac. Kvr: accusonus releases era-r: single-knob dereverberation. From striking skylines to captivating vistas, talented photographers share beautiful, eye catching work on Google+ every day. To bring these photos to a wider audience, we’ve long showcased a selection of them on TVs and monitors around the world via Google Fiber and millions of Chromecast devices.

Now, we’re pleased to be able to make these beautiful photos by our members even more accessible by bringing them to your computers and Android phones. Photos are selected based on set criteria, so there are no pictures featuring people, text, or watermarks, and all photos are landscape orientation with a minimum 1080p resolution. Each photo is attributed to its owner via a Google+ profile link in the corner of the screen. Users with multiple screen set-ups see a different photo on each screen. You can download the screensaver.

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