Google is changing the way apps can access Google Photos libraries, which is creating problems for owners of some digital photo frames. While the change is designed to make your photo library more ...

Since placing a few digital picture frames around my house, though, I’ve been able to grace my home with pictures of my sister and her kids who live states away, plus photos she and my mom ...

There are a lot of ways to personalize your space, and filling it with your favorite faces and moments never gets old.

The Google Photos API change was announced in September and will prevent apps from accessing your entire photo library. It’s ...

But that doesn't have to be the case if you have one of the best digital photo frames. Stick one on your shelf, gift one to your grandparents, and you — and they — can look back and reminisce ...

Some manufacturers of digital picture frames are working with Google to keep albums syncing with Photos, despite API changes.

Did I really need a digital frame when I have an ever-growing album on my phone with nearly 2,000 photos to click through?

There are a ton of digital picture frame tutorials out there. Most are old laptops with crafty case reconfigurations that fit a photo frame profile. We set out to build a 100% DIY, scratch-built ...

Digital photo frames aren’t very interesting on their own these days, but building one with a Raspberry Pi and strapping it with a bunch of useful features just might motivate you to check out ...

A desktop picture frame that holds digital images from a computer or the Internet. Photos are downloaded via a memory card, USB cable or with a wired or wireless connection to the home network.

Google announced changes to its Photos API last September. Some of those changes going into effect at the end of March could break compatibility with products like digital picture frames.

Makers of digital photo frames have long used the Google Photos APIs to transfer your images and videos to their devices. Google this month is implementing API changes that break those ...