Featured Photos Screensaver For Mac
Previously only available on Pixel, Chromecast, and Google Fiber devices, is coming to Mac devices. It pulls directly from some of Google’s highest-rated photos. It differs slightly from the Wallpaper app that Google launched for Android devices.
The Featured Photo screensaver only pulls from Google+ photos, whereas Wallpaper also pulls from images on Google Earth. Shots must be public so you will see a constant rotation of photos. In addition, the program only pulls high-resolution images that have a landscape orientation. Images also cannot feature people, for privacy reasons, text or watermarks. With this criteria, users can expect gorgeous landscapes and cityscapes. The screensaver will also display the time and the Google+ account associated with the photo in the corner of the screen. This should make it easier to track down the photographer if you want to see more of their work.
The screensaver will also feature different photos on each monitor you have running. This means you can turn your monitor bank into your own little office art gallery.
More: If you would like the chance to have your work featured on the screensaver, the first step is to share your photos publicly and then garner a lot of +1s. If you are looking for a boost, you can join the Google+ Create program to have your photos featured to a wide number of people around the world.
Installing the free screensaver is simple. Users just file from Google, select the.saver file inside, and then select “Google Featured” within the desktops and screensaver section of the system preferences. Be sure to also allow for automatic updates. This is not the first time Google has joined forces with iOS, but there are very few specifically for Mac. The addition of the screensaver not only establishes Google’s presence but also highlights their social network.
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Featured Photos Screensaver Mac
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Google has released a new Featured Photos screensaver for Mac that brings a collection of high-resolution and stunning photos from various Google+ members to the screen of your Mac. Google already uses its collection of wallpapers from Google+ on Chromecast and its new Wallpaper app found on the Pixel. The app will cycle through high-resolution photos of animals, landscapes, art, architecture and other stuff that will look pretty on your Mac’s screen. All the publicly shared photos on Google+ are used by the app, so someone’s personal photo will not show up on your screen. All the photos will also contain the username of the photographer so you can always personally reach out to them on Google+ if you like their work. 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 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. If you have an Android device, you can use the Wallpapers app to display these same photos as background images on your home or lock screen.
The photos are attributed to their photographers so it’s easy to find and follow the ones you like on Google+. And if you want your photos to be displayed prominently on millions of Macs out there, you can join the to boost your chances of your photos being selected. Download: Via.