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Amazon releases Amazon Cloud Photo for Android devices

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Amazon has released a new Android app that offers a more photography-based view of its cloud storage services.  It’s called Amazon Cloud Drive Photos, it’s free to use, and it offers 5GB of storage for photos.  Users can upload, view, backup, and share photos and photo albums from phones, tablets, and computers.

As you can likely surmise, Amazon Cloud Drive Photos is much like Amazon Cloud Drive app and service. Should you need more than the 5GB of storage, you can purchase and additional 20GB for $10 per year.

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