How To Download Pictures From Picasa To Android Phone
How to sync Picasa on your Android device Updated on Feb 1, 2014 by Chesky Ron Picasa Web is one of the world’s most widely used Cloud application provided by Google to store, retrieve and share your pictures anywhere on any device.
■ Backup your Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Wechat, Whatsapp photos and videos to Google Photos/Picasa albums.
■ Download albums to phone folders by one click.
■ Browse downloaded photos with your favorite apps.
■ Upload resizable photos or videos to Google photos.
■ Bring you the latest and most popular wallpapers.
■ 'Chromecast' ready (fast browse, slideshow)
■ Share albums, photos, videos to Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, Flickr etc.
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✔ Apps
Backup your social photos and videos easy and fast. Help you to transfer files from social apps like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Wechat to Google photos or Picasa web albums. You can either directly upload from local app folders or the running apps.
✔ Albums
Display your own online albums. You can manage the albums, photos with the tool on your device. View the comments to the photo, and add yours if you like. You can also flip the enlarged photo to see next or previous one, or zoom in/out for more details. If you do any changes on your online albums, all of those changes will be reflected on your phone.
✔ Explore
Bring the latest most popular high quality photos to you. You can download the high resolution copies to the phone. Set it as a wallpaper, write your today's mood on it .. and share the beautiful photos to your friends!
✔ Upload
Browse your camera taken photos or other photos/videos on sdcard. You can upload photos or videos to Google photos or Picasa web albums in batch. The tool also provides an embedded photo editor for you to do a quick edit.
Online help - http://bit.ly/picasa_tool_help
'Picasa' and 'Google+' is a trademark of Google™. This application is an unofficial one from 3rd party.
- How to Upload Photos to Picasa from your Android Tablet. Any pictures you put on Picasa are echoed to your tablet, accessed through the Gallery app. If not, follow these steps to ensure that Picasa is being property synced: On the Home screen, touch the Apps icon.
- LG Optimus One Android 2.2.1 I've synced phone with Picasa, but the only thing I can see on my phone are the albums and thumbnails of pictures, unless I am connected to the net.
- How to Delete Picasa Photos From Gallery. Here in this post, Images have been added for your reference. When you browse your gallery of your android device, you will see picasa album images synced from your Google account to your device. Disable google photos backup. Now if you want to disable Sync Photos from Google Account, you need to follow.
- How to Upload Pictures From a Cell Phone to Picasa. There are two options to upload cell phone pictures: uploading from a client application or uploading through email. Option 1 - Use a Client Application. Some phones, including more modern BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, and Android smartphones, host official Google apps for Picasa integration.
Via SD Card: If your phone is storing your pictures on a microSD card, you can take that card out of the phone and plug it into the computer in order to transfer pictures. Before removing the card, you should either turn the device off, or UNmount the SD card. To unmount: Settings->Storage->Unmount SD Card. Then press the card till it springs out a little and you can grab it and remove it. You will probably need an adapter in order to insert this microSD card into the regular SD card slot in your computer. Once it is inserted, it should show up like any other camera card on your computer.
Via Dual USB Drive: We’ve just discovered this nifty little device. It’s a normal USB ‘Flash’ Drive like any other that you can plug into the USB port on your computer and use like an external hard drive. The special difference is that, in addition to the normal USB connector, it also has a microUSB connector that can plug into the power port (micro USB) of your Android phone or tablet. Here’s a link to the Sandisk Dual USB Drive on Amazon.
This only works on Android phones because they have the micro-USB connector (where you plug the power in), and it doesn’t even work on all Android. But it does work on my Samsung Galaxy S5 and Jim’s Samsung Note 3. We also got it to work on a friend’s Motorola Droid after downloading an App for File Management.
When you plug it in, it first gets recognized as a USB storage device, then it opens the My Files app on your Samsung phone. Now it’s just like looking at a drive with a computer and you can cut, copy, or paste in either direction: from the phone to the USB Drive, or from the USB drive to the phone.
2. Wireless
Via Dropbox: This is the way we do it. Once you’ve set it up, there’s no more thinking involved. I take a picture with either my Samsung phone, or my iPad mini and, as long as I have an Internet connection, it will be on my computer in minutes! Here’s a past article that explains how to do that: Using Dropbox to get Pictures from your Smartphone.
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Via iCloud Photos: If you have all Apple devices, iCloud Photos performs the same function as Dropbox. It collects the pictures taken by each mobile device and adds them to the Photo Stream. The Photo Stream can then appear on any Mac or Windows computer. It does not work with any Android devices. Here is the Apple Support page on iCloud Photo Stream.
Upload Photos From Android Phone To Computer
Note: Pictures from Smartphone to Computer will be the beginner’s lesson topic for our Episode 34 “What Does This Button Do?” Internet show.
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Remember to watch Episode 34 of What Does This Button Do? We will demonstrate the above techniques on our live show Sunday April 5. See GeeksOnTour.com/WeeklyShow for the links to watch.