Almost a year ago Google acquired Nik Software, the company behind the popular Instagram-like photo editing app called Snapseed with a plan to use the app for its products and finally in an announcement that happened on Wednesday night Google has revealed what has become of the popular app.
Google has introduced Snapseed powered photo editing tools to Google+ for the Chrome browser users.
Google+ photos Product Manager Josh Haftel announced on Google+, "Sometimes a photo needs a little extra touch to truly stand out. To help you customize your images, we're launching new photo editing tools right within Google+. They're all based on the power of Snapseed, and available in the Chrome browser (thanks to its Native Client technology)."
Google has introduced Snapseed powered photo editing tools to Google+ for the Chrome browser users.
Google+ photos Product Manager Josh Haftel announced on Google+, "Sometimes a photo needs a little extra touch to truly stand out. To help you customize your images, we're launching new photo editing tools right within Google+. They're all based on the power of Snapseed, and available in the Chrome browser (thanks to its Native Client technology)."









