iPhone 6s Live Photos turn dead-flat on Dropbox, Flickr and Google Photos<article>
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A few weeks ago, I witnessed a grown woman nearly start to cry after she realized she had lost a year’s worth of photos from her iPhone. “Did you back them up?” Her friends asked as they gathered around her to try and comfort her. </p><p>
Ever since the iPhone became our defacto camera, walking around with our most precious photographic memories in our pockets has become somewhat of a risky proposition. Thankfully, a slew of third-party iOS apps have made it easy to backup and store our photo collections. We have cloud storage heavyweight Dropbox and its photo-specific iOS app offshoot
Carousel. Most big web services have similar photo-storing apps, including
Facebook’s Moments,
Google Photos,
Yahoo’s Flickr,
Microsoft OneDrive, and
Amazon Cloud Photos. And photo startups, like Shoebox and Everalbum, want to store our memories, too.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2988551/ios/iphone-6s-live-photos-turn-dead-flat-on-dropbox-flickr-and-google-photos.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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iPhone 6s Live Photos turn dead-flat on Dropbox, Flickr and Google Photos
