Gallery App, Alternatives?

[anon(8730639)]

is there any way I can remove the stupid Photos app? I've tried to use Google Plus, but it's completely useless to me and I'd like to use a normal Gallery app (BTW, normal Gallery app is pretty unorganized, any replacement Gallery recommendations?).

 

[B. Diddy]

QuickPic is one of the best, but it can't access cloud albums.

 

[vividrich]

Are there any that can access cloud albums? I don't mind Gallery but options are good. Like Quickpic but the cloud storage thing is a problem.

Posted from my Nexus 7 2013 via Android Central App

 

[B. Diddy]

Dropbox is coming out with an app called Carousel that can access photos in Dropbox, but I don't think it can access Google+/Picasa.

 

[ajpri]

Gallery Next, in development by Cyanogen mod but can be used on any.

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[anon(8730639)]

Gallery Next, in development by Cyanogen mod but can be used on any.

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I tried this out, didn't like it.

 

[tube517]

Quick pic is probably the best. Gallery next is still in beta but should be great once finished

Sent from a Galaxy Note 2

 

[Bazza1]

I agree that Photos and Gallery are both fairly terrible.
I hate how, if you transfer a folder from your computer that includes a sub-folder (say, a main folder called 2012 with a sub-folder in it called Bob's Birthday), the sub-folder get yanks out and put out on it's own, with no reference to its original location. At least iOS's Photos leaves the pics in the right main folder.

I've looked at QuickPic and its equally problematic and I'm far from throwing all my pics into Dropbox (or the Cloud in general) for access from there or re-tagging 700+ pics so that it fits Google apps. No real alternatives out there for me.

 

[tube517]

The Best Photo Management App for Android

Other than QuickPic, i haven't used any of the others.

 

[Ambrete]

"Photofeed" is an automatic photo backup service which stores your photos automatically to it's servers. It works as a gallery replacement, in addition to being able to retrieve your photos from Instagram and Facebook, all in one place to view. I loved using it with my Droid 3, until I switched to Google plus because I received the 50 GB promotion they had with my Moto X.

Sent from my Moto X.