What can you do with all your old photos? They're all kept in thick photo albums, stacked in the compartment of a cupboard that you rarely open. 

In fact, you can't even remember when's the last time you had a look at those photos. Some of them might even be damaged, or worse, faded. 

It's time to make soft copies of these photos so you can store them in your computer or hard drive. It's safer that way. But how do you do it if you don't have a scanner? Using your camera to take photos of them will only create glares. 

Google's here to help with their new PhotoScan app:

All you need to do is positioning it at four angles over the original analogue photo, and a high quality soft copy of the photo will instantly be generated.

You can download it on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store now. 

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