GOOGLE PHOTOS WARDROBE DIGITIZES YOUR CLOSET
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Google Photos is introducing Wardrobe, a new feature that scans your photos to automatically compile a digital version of your closet. The tool aims to help users identify and organize clothing items without physically searching their wardrobe.
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