US EditionGoogle Photos could soon get a surprising third-party integration (APK teardown)
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Google Photos is always good for a surprise. They're constantly tweaking its features and interface. A major innovation could soon be on the horizon. Behind the scenes, there are signs of integration with the CapCut app from...Read more: Google Photos could soon connect with CapCut from ByteDance. You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your price remains the same, and we receive a small commission. Simply use this link. …
Google Photos CapCut integration spotted in latest APK teardown
Google Photos CapCut integration may be quietly underway. A recent APK teardown of version 7.38, conducted by Android Authority, uncovered a new button labeled “Edit in CapCut” inside the Memories viewer. This is a surprising move for Google, as it rarely promotes third-party apps, especially those tied to ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok. The “Edit in CapCut” button appears in photo-based memories. If you don’t have CapCut installed, tap…
Actually, it is Google's concern that users and customers use their own app and that it is possible for every step. Of course, it also applies to the editor to edit photos and videos. There was already a lot of new stuff and a big update is still coming. But now there is a surprise. Because how to find out now, Google will soon rely on a solution for third-party apps. Thus, the user will be shown a chip directly inside the photo app that offers …
Google Photos could soon get a surprising third-party integration (APK teardown)
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google Photos is testing a CapCut button to help users edit Memories in the ByteDance-owned app. We spotted and were able to surface the button while conducting an APK teardown of the Google Photos Android app. The button only appears for Memories made up of photos and does not show up for a video-only memory. In a rather surprising move, Google seems to be quietly testing a new third-party integratio…
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