The Photos apps' ability to sync metadata with OneDrive is going away. Users can still store metadata locally but are encouraged to save any files now to not lose any data on the cloud.
Microsoft's Photos app gained more Fluent Design elements and several new features as part of its most recent update. Among the changes is the ability to change a photo's date data.
Microsoft Photos no longer requires you to jump into "edit" mode to crop images.
Whether you need to remove red eyes, or do heavy duty editing, these are the best photo editing apps for Windows 10.
The Microsoft Photos app is getting a bit of a facelift for its editing UI with the latest update for Fast ring Insiders.
Many have noticed a new "Video editor" app preinstalled on their Windows 10 devices over night. Did Microsoft finally make a video editor for Windows 10? Not exactly.
Now you can tag people within the Windows 10 Photos app.
Microsoft appears to be working on a timeline feature that will let users quickly zip through images in the Windows 10 Photos app.
Microsoft's recent Photos app update for Windows 10 Mobile was rolled out in error, and a new update is now reverting those changes.
Microsoft's new Photos Companion app can help you wirelessly move your photos and videos from your phone to your PC.
Now you can pick someone to be the star of your custom videos created by the Microsoft Photos app.
Moving photos from your Android or iOS device to your PC is about to get a little easier.
The latest version of the Movies & TV app adds a handy integration with the Photos app for editing your personal videos.
Story Remix will bring some cool new features to the Photos app soon, but some of it will be locked behind a paywall of sorts.
It’s time to put down the pitchforks, folks: Photos is Photos again.
Microsoft has now renamed the Photos app in Windows 10 to Story Remix for Insiders on the "Skip Ahead" ring as part of a larger experimentation with new names.
The Microsoft Photos app is starting to get its first taste of A.I.-assisted image searching with a Release Preview update.
A fresh update is rolling out to the Windows 10 Photos app for PC users, bringing along inking support and more.
Microsoft continues to build out is pen and inking support for all its native apps. The latest to get the treatment is Microsoft Photos for Windows Insiders on the Fast Ring. Build 1017 is now live for PC and Mobile although it appears only the PC gets the new options. In the changelog dialog that pops up after the update there are new features highlighted: New Look (Light or Dark...
Watch our hands-on video of the new Microsoft Photos app for the Xbox One.