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Several memories, not one The Memories band above your photographs used to hold a single moment. It now holds a shelf of them, side by side: an anniversary falling today, that week a year ago, a festival, a handful of days you had forgotten. The shelf reserves its space from the first frame, so the wall of photographs underneath no longer jumps as the pictures arrive. Press and hold any card for its options — back those photographs up, hide that memory, or put the whole shelf away until tomorrow. Connect a television from the phone itself A television signing in to your account used to need a browser on another machine. Open Account, then Devices, then Connect a TV, type the eight-character code the television is showing, and confirm it is yours. Televisions carry their own allowance and never take a phone or computer slot, so they are listed apart on the Devices screen, where each can be renamed, given albums, or removed. Pairing one again no longer strands you on a screen with no way back. Fixes The Memories shelf was speaking English to everyone: its title and its press-and-hold options are translated into all seventeen languages again. "Phone limit reached" now says that your plan already has its allowed phone, rather than advising you to review permissions — which was never what stood in the way. An album transfer whose connection drops mid-send now recovers instead of appearing to carry on, and a photograph that cannot be read is reported once rather than on every scroll.