If you\u2019re like me (and most people), you take a trip, take a bunch of photos & videos, never really go through them, think \u201cOh, I really should make\/share a gallery or something,\u201d and then fail to do so\u2014maybe feeling vaguely guilty about it.<\/p>\n
Google+ Stories changes that.<\/p>\n
My boss Anil writes<\/a>,\u00a0<\/p>\n No more sifting through photos for your best shots, racking your brain for the sights you saw, or letting your videos collect virtual dust. We\u2019ll just gift you a story after you get home<\/strong>. This way you can relive your favorite moments, share them with others, and remember why you traveled in the first place.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Here\u2019s a sample story<\/a> made from Anil\u2019s family photos. My colleague Ben says<\/a>,<\/p>\n “We’ve added not just the photos and videos but the travel information, places and restaurants you went to along the way<\/strong>,” says Google + product manager Ben Eidelson. “We’ve given this all to you automatically when you’ve gotten back from whatever you’re doing so you don’t have to stress about that on top of doing your laundry and unpacking.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Here’s a nice summary from Ben & USA Today’s Jefferson Graham:<\/p>\n\n
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