Tutorials

Upload photos to the cloud

1 Feb 2013

Sign-in to Google+ and the Nexus 4 will automatically save all your images to the cloud, using its Instant Upload feature.

You can set it so images and video are only uploaded when you're logged onto a specific network, or just to do it as soon as an image or video is captured. We'd recommend the former, to save your data allowance when you're on the road.

8. Use Daydream

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Introduction
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1. Encrypt your handset
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2. Use Quick Settings & Notifications
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3. Try Face Unlock
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4. Track appointments/meetings with Google Now
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5. Set-up Lockscreen Widgets
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6. Voice Typing
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7. Save photos to the cloud - currently reading
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8. Use Daydream
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9. Take 360-degree images with Photo Sphere
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10. Take Screenshots

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