Integrate Google Photos with CloudTalk

Google Photos is a free online photo backup service. It automatically backs up photos and videos to the Google cloud and lets users share their photos and videos with other Android and iOS devices using the app.

Google Photos is launched in May 2015, it has been integrated with the Google+ album and Android Auto. Since then, it has added features such as Photo Books and Photo Videos along with other features such as Assistant, Smart Albums and Web Albums.

CloudTalk is an OS X messenger application which was released in August 2014 by Google. It supports video chat and group video chats. The app also includes screen sharing and screen capture. But the OS X app was discontinued in September 2017 and it will be replaced by a web version of CloudTalk.

Google Photos and CloudTalk can be integrated. User can use CloudTalk to do video calls while using the Google Photos album to share photos and videos to CloudTalk users.

First of all, user needs to download CloudTalk from the Apple App Store. After that, user can connect his Gmail account to the CloudTalk app via the settings menu in the app. This way, user can send or receive Google Photos from other CloudTalk users within the app by clicking on the ‘New conversation’ button under ‘Chats’ tab. User can also create a new conversation by clicking on the ‘New conversation’ button in the lower-right corner of the main screen in the app.

There are several benefits when integrating Google Photos and CloudTalk for example:

• User doesn’t need to switch between apps when he wants to send or receive photos from an OS X device.
• User doesn’t need to create a new conversation in two different apps by switching between them in order to send a photo to a user who isn’t in his/her contacts list in either of the apps. He/she can just send a photo or a video directly from his Google Photos album into a conversation in CloudTalk without having to worry about finding the recipient(s. in their contact lists as they are already with him/her as long as they have a Gmail account for their CloudTalk account.
• In addition, if user receives a call from someone with whom he has shared his Google Photos with via CloudTalk app, he/she will see those photos on the background of the call screen as well as his/her contact photos as soon as he/she answers the call. This makes the experience more engaging for both caller and receiver as they see their shared photos together with their contact photos or just their contact photos on the background of the call screen. Also, user doesn’t have to switch between apps after answering a call from someone which makes it easier for him/her to use this service as well as saves time at the same time.

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