(If not, here’s a useful primer.) I will, however, suggest using the “Live Albums” feature in Google Photos, which uses face recognition to automatically update albums over time. Get Google Photos ready for the projectįor this story, I’m going to assume you’re already using Google Photos and are somewhat familiar with how it works.
But once you’ve got it up and running, you might never want to go back to boring, static wallpapers. These options line up with what we saw during our hands-on time with the Pixel Tablet.Setting up Google Photos with John’s Background Switcher (which I’ll refer to as “JBS” from here on) isn’t as intuitive as it could be.
Upon installing Dreams, the screen saver menu on our tester Pixel phone gained numerous new options, including full-screen clocks, a Google Photos slideshow, and even the beloved Google Weather Frog. While we believe the app is only meant to service the upcoming Pixel Tablet, the Play Store allowed it to be installed on other modern Android devices, including a Galaxy Tab we tested. Today, a new Google app called “Dreams” appeared in the Play Store but was quickly taken down. As part of Android 13, Google reworked the screen saver menus for Pixel phones, but this enhanced feature has gone effectively unused since then. We now have a clearer idea of how the Pixel Tablet will support showing the current time and weather in your preferred format. To do so, the tablet will need to mimic some of the most popular functionality of the Nest Hub series, including Cast support, Google Photos photo frame capabilities, and clock faces. One of the core benefits of the Pixel Tablet is its ability to double as a Google Assistant smart display when docked and not in active use. The Pixel Tablet is set to arrive later this month, but ahead of that launch, a new Google “Dreams” app briefly appeared in the Play Store, carrying the tablet’s collection of screen savers – including the Weather Frog.
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