Google Photos on Android just got an iPhone feature I’ve waited a year for — how to use it now

Google Photos on Android just got an iPhone feature I’ve waited a year for — how to use it now. How to create manual photo stacks in the Google Photos Android app right now. Google Photos has long automatically created stacks of similar-looking pictures, helping to better organize your library.

That automated process doesn’t always work as you’d like, leaving your Photos library more chaotic than you’d prefer. Manual stacking fixes that issue perfectly — but there’s been just one problem: it’s been exclusive to the Photos app on iOS. There’s been evidence of manual stacking coming to the Android app for a while, but month after month, it’s remained MIA.

After over a year of not-so-patiently waiting, that’s finally changed — and I couldn’t be happier. What do you need to access manual photo stacks on Google Photos.

The Infinix Hot 70 Pro, unveiled in July, debuted in India today. The Infinix Hot 70 Pro comes in Mirage Green, Dive Blue, Silk Glow Purple, and Thermo Orange in India, with 6GB/128GB and 8GB/128GB memory options priced at INR24,999 and INR27,999, respectively.

All models will be available starting September 12 through Infinix’s Indian website, Flipkart, and retail stores. The Infinix Hot 70 Pro is powered by the Dimensity 7100 SoC and runs Android 16-based XOS 16 out of the box.

Infinix has promised three years of Android OS upgrades and five years of security updates for the Hot 70… Infinix Hot 70 Pro launched in India.