Grandparents may be able to bake a pie that’s out of this world, but it’s no secret the older generation sometimes struggles with technology. With photos moving digital, how can you share them with relatives? Here are some suggestions.
Google Nest Hub
If you’re feeling like an extra sweet grandchild, you can buy your grandma or grandpa what ReviewGeek has dubbed 2018’s product of the year—the Google Nest Hub (previously called the Google Home Hub).
Jason Fitzpatrick, Founding Editor of Review Geek, loved this product so much he called its Ambient Mode the “Best Picture Frame Ever.”
The nice thing about the Nest Hub is it’s not just a digital photo frame—it’s a device that could add a little extra functionality into your grandparent’s life (with a little learning curve, of course).
When the Nest Hub isn’t actively being used, it can be set to display photographs. What’s even nicer is you can sync it with your Google Photos albums, allowing you to add or remove photos for your grandma or grandpa from anywhere in the world.
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On another note, this method works only for relatives who have an internet connection. If they don’t, then you might want to look at other options, such as a digital photo frame.
Digital Photo Frames
If you’re looking for just a digital photo frame without all of the additional functionality the Google Nest Hub has to offer, then you’re in luck. Although most digital photo frames aren’t internet-connected, most include a USB port or SD card slot. You can use these ports to add or remove photos whenever you go for a visit.
With so many digital photo frames out there, it might be hard to determine which one you’d like to get for your family members. Luckily, we’ve done the work of sifting through the different digital frames on the market, so be sure to check out the best digital picture frames currently available.
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