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An update to the Snapseed app on Android now lets users geotag their images and save original photos for re-editing.

Google has updated Snapseed Camera for Android with geotag support, original photo saving and better file management for photographers. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

After a long wait, the revamped Snapseed experience finally made its way to Android with v4.0 last week. This brought in-app camera along with realistic film filters, Batch Editing, and so much more.

Since the big 4.0 release in May, Snapseed for Android has been rolling out bug fixes, with the latest update adding more Camera interface customization. Launching the Snapseed Camera and tapping the ...

The revamped Snapseed experience is finally coming to Android with version 4.0 this week. The update, which will also arrive on iOS, was officially teased by Snapseed product lead Giles Ochs through ...

Snapseed 4.0 is officially rolling out for Android after nearly two years of silence. This major update introduces Smart Masking, Batch Editing, and a new Snapseed Camera with real-time film looks.

Google is beginning to roll out the first big update to Snapseed since the May redesign with version 4.1 for Android.

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It’s been six months since Snapseed 2.17 arrived, the last update to Google’s photo editing app but the new version is here at last, and with it comes a couple of significant changes. Snapseed 2.18 ...