Google Photos renames Memories to Moments and moves them away from bottom bar

Google Photospopular photo storage and organizational services, are undergoing subtle yet significant changes. The beloved Memories feature allows you to curate personalized photos and video collagehas now been renamed “Moment”.
While the name change may seem small, it signals a potential shift in how Google Photos handles user experience and feature integration. The specific details of the changes and any new features related to “Moments” have not yet been fully revealed.
Users have noticed the latest changes google photos app renew. The “Moments” feature is still prominently displayed in the bottom bar, indicating that Google intends to continue to focus on personalized photo experiences.

How to find and manage Moments in Google Photos

Find the moment:

On your Android phone or tablet:

Open the Google Photos app.
Click “Photos” at the bottom.
At the top, click Featured Memories.
Swipe left or right to browse photos in memory.
Swipe up or down to switch between memories.

On your computer:

Please visit photos.google.com.
In Photos view, you’ll see featured memories at the top.
Click on a memory to explore it further.

Management time:

Customized special memories:

On your Android device, go to Photo Settings > Memories > Featured Memories.
Select the type of memory you want to view (e.g. birthdays, pets, trips).

Hide or delete memories:

Long press on a memory and select “Hide” or “Delete”.

Create your own memories:

You can manually select photos and videos to create custom memories.
Google Photos’ AI will suggest names and themes for your creations.

With the following steps, you can easily discover, customize, and enjoy your precious memories in Google Photos.

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