"A unique identifier is created for each photo," said Kat Busch, one of Carousel's software engineers. "We added a lot of safe checks," said Chris Lee, Dropbox's head of product development for Carousel. Hit that button, and voilà, they're gone instantly.Īnd don't worry about accidentally removing a bunch of photos you haven't backed up yet. In the app, you'll be given the option to delete all the photos on your phone that have been backed up on Dropbox. When your phone's storage approaches full capacity, Carousel will give you a notification. That's good, but it didn't quite resolve scenarios like the one above, where you have to manually delete photos from your camera roll to make room for more. Released in April this year, Carousel is an app for both iOS and Android that not only organizes your Dropbox photos by date, time and event, it also automatically backs up any new photos you take on your phone. Fortunately, however, there might be a solution to that, courtesy of a new feature arriving on Dropbox's Carousel app starting today: the ability to free up space on your phone with just a single tap. It's a situation that's all too familiar for those of us with limited space on our phones. Frantically, you head back to your camera roll, delete a bunch of photos you hope you won't need and rush back to the camera app, praying that you made enough room to capture Junior's momentous occasion.
but wait, what's this? A message pops up on your phone that says there's not enough available storage.
You launch the camera app on your phone and you're all set to hit record. Let's say you're about to shoot a video of your child's first steps.
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