Apple has announced Shared Photo Streams, a method to share and comment on pictures in Photo Streams on iOS, Apple TV, OS X apps like Aperture, and on a web browser. After picking photos and friends to be shared, users can share pictures in album form, and friends will get a notification when they’re uploaded. From there, users can “Like” or add comments to the pictures. It’s another try at social features for Apple, and one that seems more organic than the now forgotten Ping. That may be partly because it’s very, very similar to Facebook’s own features. It should work across just about any platform you can think of, so long as it’s Apple’s.
Apple’s Shared Photo Streams add social features to photos
Apple has announced Shared Photo Streams, which allow users to share albums of pictures and comment on them.
Apple has announced Shared Photo Streams, which allow users to share albums of pictures and comment on them.
is a senior tech and policy editor focused on online platforms and free expression. Adi has covered virtual and augmented reality, the history of computing, and more for The Verge since 2011.
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