Google on Friday said it will be covering Picasa
to move its center to the new Google Photos administration dispatched not
exactly a year back.
"Following the dispatch of Google Photos,
we've had a ton of inquiries around what this implies for the fate of Picasa.
After much thought and thought, we've chosen to resign Picasa over the coming
months so as to concentrate altogether on a solitary photograph administration
in Google Photos. We trust we can make a vastly improved affair by
concentrating on one administration that gives more usefulness and works
crosswise over portable and desktop, as opposed to separate our endeavors
crosswise over two distinct items," Google Photos boss Anil Sabharwal said
in a blog entry.
Pictures or recordings in Picasa online
collections will be naturally accessible in individuals' Google Photos
accounts, as indicated by Sabharwal.
Those wishing not to move to the new
administration will in any case have the capacity to see, download or erase
photographs in Picasa collections, however the product won't be redesigned and
including pictures won't be an alternative.
"As of March 15, 2016, we will never again
be supporting the Picasa desktop application. For the individuals who have as
of now downloaded this-or do as such before this date-it will keep on acting as
it does today, however we won't be creating it further, and there will be no
future overhauls. On the off chance that you change to Google Photos, you can
keep on transferring photographs and recordings utilizing the desktop uploader
at photos.google.com/applications... We apologize for any impairment this move
causes, yet we need to guarantee you that we are doing this with the point of
giving the most ideal photographs experience," Sabharwal said.
"Google Photos is another and more quick
witted item."
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