It is not the first time that Google Photos focus on press of their own photos with services ad hoc. For some years it has been possible to choose to print them (in the USA) while for some months it has been possible to collect them directly in shopping centers (Walmart or CVS).
In this case, however, the user would have a fundamental role in choosing them photos to be printed via Google Photos. We know that the Mountain View giant can however count on algorithms and information management and this could lead to the debut of a new service.
According to what has emerged recently on the Net, it will be possible to take out a subscription to do print out directly to them photos of Google Photos. The user will have to choose which type of images they prefer (people and pets, landscapes or "a little bit of everything") and then think about the whole algorithm. Obviously there will still be the possibility to modify the photographs chosen automatically.
The subscription foresees that the printing will take place every month and 10 images will be sent (automatically selected among those of the last 30 days). The price in the United States is equal to $ 7.99 / month while the prints are in the 4 x 6 "format on opaque white cardboard with a white border.
The program is currently being tested for some users (and always for the US market), but it is not excluded that in the future it cannot expand to other countries. Will services like these proposed by Google be enough to bring back the passion for printing photos in addition to publishing on the Web (social)?