Google Acquire Cloud-Rendering Technology Zync Render for an Undisclosed Fee

 

(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com) - Search engine Google Inc. has at last confirmed its acquisition of Zync Render, which is the visual effects cloud-rendering technology heavyweights, albeit not mentioning the terms of the deal.

"Together Zync and (Google) Cloud Platform will offer studios the rendering performance and capacity they need, while helping them manage costs," stated Google product manager Belwadi Srikanth.

"For example, with per-minute billing, studios aren't trapped into paying for unused capacity when their rendering needs don't fit in perfect hour increments."

And Zync added: “Since its inception at visual effects studio ZERO VFX, nearly 5 years ago, ZYNC was designed to not only leverage the benefits and flexibilities inherent in cloud computing but to offer this in a user-friendly package. Pairing this history with the scale and reliability of Google Cloud Platform will help us offer an even better service to our customers - including more scalability, more host packages and better pricing (including per-minute billing)…”

Functional of Nokia’s Mapping: Here

 

Samsung’s customers will able to use Nokia’s mapping service on Android app, according to Digital Marketing Agency reported.

In addition the Nokia’s mapping service, Here maps included free on handsets and the Gear S smartwatch.

One more thing Here is also used by Yahoo, Amazon and Garmin and then it offers map data for Microsoft’s Bing search engine.

Mention that, this map service covers 190 countries; it offers turn-by turn navigation, tourist information and public transport detail.

Ron Amadeo said Nokia maps were just one of the apps Samsung was keen to stop relying on Google for. However, he said, Samsung's strategy had some disadvantages.

He said: "For end users it just means a confusing experience with a ridiculous amount of duplicated apps."

Diarrhea-Causing Infectious Bacteria to Be Spotted by ‘Electronic Nose’

(Digital Marketing Agency) – Though common, diarrhea is still a concern among many other general diseases. Hence, a group of researchers has developed an ‘electronic nose’ to detect the germs that cause the illness to occur.

The found system can sniff the distinctive scent of Clostridium difficile (C. diff), which causes the diarrhea condition, using a mass spectrometer.

By sniffing out the scent, electronic nose can classify unique strains in the chemical for seeking a better treatment since different strains cause different symptoms with require different therapies.

“Current tests for C. difficile do not generally give strain information – this test could allow doctors to see what strain is causing the illness and allow doctors to tailor their treatment,” said Martha Clokie from the department of infection, immunity and inflammation.

WhatsApp Rumored to Instigate Free-of-Charge Voice Calling Amenity

 

(Digital Marketing Agency) – The famous messaging app on online mobile phone app stores, WhatsApp, is speculated to embark a free calling service soon for its users.

This news is accumulated by the app’s latest alteration to its interface hinting the possibility of the new feature to compete with other famous apps despite its overwhelming 600 million active subscribers.

“The leaked images of the upcoming user interface shows that the app has been enabled with other language translations which will be displayed at the time a person receives a call via WhatsApp,” a report on thefusejoplin.com stated.

What makes the news seems even more plausible is the translation feature with the app’s latest version though there is no certain update on the news and the firm is tight-lipped about the matter at the moment.

Samsung’s New Fancy Smartwatch Called Gear S Goes Public

 

(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com) - South Korean technology giant Samsung has publicly introduced its latest generation of Smartwatch with a classy specification of making and receiving calls even without mobile phone nearby.

The wearable device, which is called the Gear S, has 2-inch (5 cm) curved display and offers features like WiFi connectivity, pedestrian navigation and a built-in GPS. What is more, it will run on Samsung's nascent Tizen operating system.

According to Samsung, the Gear S will start selling from October this year as the company intends to boost earnings in its mobile division after enduring relatively slowing progress in generating recent revenue.

Microsoft's Windows Live Messenger will be Ended in China

 

MSN, which is used as service of messenger of Microsoft, will be switched by 31 October, leading to Digital Marketing Agency reported.

In addition Windows Live was launched in 1999 and had many users, around 330 million in 2009.

By the way the numbers of users has decreased, because the usage of Skype increases to nearly 300 million in 2013.

Noticed that, this service came to China in 2015, but it faced with the strong competition from domestic rivals such as QQ messenger, which has been built by Chinese firm Tencent.

One more thing the users in China still use the old service, but it will be transferred to Skype by 31 October.

The emails told users they would get free Skype credit when they migrated over to the new service, the newspaper said.

Google stops showing authorship in search results

Well-known Digital Marketing Agency, Webmaster trends analyst John Mueller reveals that it is the difficult decision for Google to stop showing authorship in search results.
According to Mueller, Google tests showed removing authorship did not generally appear to reduce site traffic or increase ad clicks.

Mueller writes: "We've gotten lots of useful feedback from all kinds of webmasters and users, and we've tweaked, updated, and honed recognition and displaying of authorship information. Unfortunately, we've also observed that this information isn't as useful to our users as we'd hoped, and can even distract from those results."

For Mueller, Google is "strongly committed" to expanding support of structured markup such as schema.org and Google will continue to use it to show rich snippets in search results. We make these kinds of changes to improve our users' experience.