The association with smartphones and Google in today's life needs no introduction. Your on-the-go device can be more interesting and useful with the latest version of Google Photos. The popularity of smartphones increased day by day as it becomes the substitute of small cameras.

With smartphones, you can take pictures anytime anywhere. However, you surely do not want to run out of space while saving the sudden click of yours.It is quite obvious that the storage capacity of your smartphones might be limited. With the advent of updated Google Photos, freeing up space in your smartphones seems easier than ever.

According to the news sources of Silicon Angle, "All your backed up photos and videos will be accessible on both the Google Photos app as well as on the web." In addition to this, whenever you wish you can get back those files in your smartphones by re-downloading.

Just imagine, you have clicked a unique picture and failed to save it in your smartphones due to lack of storage capacity. Certainly, this can be a traumatic situation for those who love to capture moments now and then. Updated version of Google photos will automatically free up storage space without wiping them out completely from your device.

As per BGR news source, "Google's John Elstone announced on his Google+ page that a new ' Free Up Space' button has been added to the Settings menu of the Google Photos app on Android. When you click 'Free Up Space,' you'll be prompted to delete all the copies of photos and videos that have already been backed up by the app."

Updated version of Google Photos is actually the perfect example of the phrase 'the more the merrier'. The update will also allow you to remove the pictures from your SD cards. Therefore, the photos cannot be viewed again in Gallery once you delete them permanently.

Besides this, another additional web-based feature is also introduced in Google Photos. It will enable you to downgrade or upgrade the quality of your pictures. To avail this facility, one needs to use their computer and click on recover storage options available in photos.google.com/settings.

In short, Google is now providing a space management system for your android phones. The app will manage the space of your touchscreen device by automatic deletion and backup facilities. The Tech Firstpost news reports, "While the Google Photos app has always been about smart cloud storage, Google took some time out to explain that it has gotten smarter and that you should now begin to use it."

The user experience will be beyond your imagination. It will lessen the hassle of uploading the files each time your storage becomes full. Undoubtedly, Updated Google Photos app will be a smarter alternative to store your visual memories.