The news comes by way of a report by 9to5Google which claims that Google will add useful capabilities to Google Photos to make it a better editor on ChromeOS. Gallery app will get a handy tool to edit photographs and movies in Google Photos in an upcoming ChromeOS version. The integration of Google Photos to create a more feature-rich editor is intended to allow users to undertake more complex image and video editing. The Gallery app (dubbed “Media App” internally) will use Google Photos to provide additional editing options “more editing tools” than it presently does, according to a set of future flags accessible through chrome:/flags. According to the source, a new option in the editing area would open the current photo or video in the Android version of the Google Photos app with all of its features. From there, you’ll have access to the standard set of Google Photos editing tools, such as advanced white point, black point, skin tone, vignette, and other options. You can do all of this right now on ChromeOS, but you’ll have to manually launch Google Photos and locate the file you want to modify. Overall, this is a tiny update to the Gallery app but useful since it allows Gallery to remain a quick and easy tool while Google Photos does the more in-depth work. For the latest gadget and tech news, and gadget reviews, follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. For newest tech & gadget videos subscribe to our YouTube Channel. You can also stay up to date using the Gadget Bridge Android App. You can find the latest car and bike news here.
