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WordPress: Google photos 5e anniversaire | Image parfaite: Google Photos fête ses 5 ans, les honchos de la Silicon Valley disent de bonnes choses

WordPress: Google photos 5e anniversaire | Image parfaite: Google Photos fête ses 5 ans, les honchos de la Silicon Valley disent de bonnes choses

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En 2015, le géant de la technologie Google a lancé Google Photos, un service de partage et de stockage de photos et le reste, comme on dit, appartient à l’histoire. Propulsé par l’intelligence artificielle et l’apprentissage automatique, Google Photos a la capacité de reconnaître le contenu photo, de générer automatiquement des albums,…

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Google compra empresa Bump, que facilita compartilhamento de arquivos

O Android, Chrome, e talvez até o iPhone pode sofrer um golpe no setor de compartilhamento de arquivos com a compra da empresa Bump pelo Google, anunciada nesta segunda-feira, 16/9.

Os aplicativos móveis e o site do Bump permite aos usuários que…

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El imperio de Google compró app de intercambio móvil de archivos

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El gigante estadounidense de internet adquirió la empresa creadora de la popular aplicación Bump, que hace posible el traspaso de archivos, como imágenes o videos, de un smartphone a otro o a una PC sin usar cables.

La startup, fundada en 2008, tiene su sede en Silicon Valley, la misma ciudad en donde se encuentra el megabuscador. El valor de la operación no fue divulgado, pero AllthingsD cifra la compra en un rango de entre 30 y 60 millones de dólares.

“No podríamos estar más felices de unirnos a Google“, anunció el cofundador y CEO de Bump, David Lieb, en un mensaje a través del blog oficial de la compañía.

El modo en que Bump funciona es el siguiente: ingresar a la aplicación desde el móvil, seleccionar las fotos que se quieren transferir, ingresar a la web, presionar la barra espaciadora y aceptar la transferencia. Los archivos aparecerán en la pantalla de la PC. En el caso de enviar desde un smartphone a otro, los pasos son los mismos, sólo que hay “chocar” los dispositivos.

La aplicación, disponible para Android y iPhone, fue descargada más de 100 millones de veces y la empresa lanzó, en 2012, otro programa para compartir fotografías en grupo llamada Flock.

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David Lieb - Ninja Trails - Toledo, Oh

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AP: Mo. measure targets small tobacco firms

David Lieb of the Associated Press wrote his Monday analysis on how a proposed ballot item raising tobacco taxes is really aimed at smaller firms.

From the article:

A proposed Missouri ballot measure poses the question: Should a $1 per pack tax be imposed on cigarettes made "by certain tobacco product manufacturers?"

Left unsaid is that the tax would not apply to the biggest tobacco companies, which sell the majority of cigarettes. What's meant by "certain" tobacco makers is primarily the smaller companies, which sell cigarettes at the cheapest prices.

Although it's dubbed the "Healthy Missouri Initiative Petition," the measure appears to come not from health care groups but from large tobacco companies, which have been losing market share to upstart companies that were not part of the 1998 settlement among big tobacco firms and attorneys general in 46 states.

Click here to read more of Lieb's article.

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AP: Spring disasters are costly for Missouri

Associated Press reporter David Lieb writes this week on the enormous cost this spring's disasters will have on Missouri.

Here's a snippet from Lieb's AP Monday analysis:

Thirty days of destruction in Missouri. Billions of dollars of damage. And it may not be done, as communities along the Missouri River from St. Joseph to St. Louis brace for a new round of flooding.

The economic aftershocks of Missouri's spring of disasters may be felt for years, even by many who weren't personally affected by the storms. Insurance premiums are likely to increase for home and vehicle owners. Restaurants and retail shops are likely to see lower sales in southeast Missouri. Utility rates are likely to rise in the southwestern part of the state. And Missouri's budget — already out of balance — now is tens of millions of dollars deeper in the hole, which could lead to more cuts to government services and schools.

Read the rest here.

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AP: Rx Program could be coming to an end

This week's AP Monday analysis revolves around the potential demise of the Missouri Rx Plan. The program provides aide to low-income seniors to pay for prescription drugs.

From the AP's David Lieb:

The Missouri Rx Plan, which helps pay the medicine costs of 212,000 seniors and disabled residents, is due to expire Aug. 28 unless lawmakers renew it. So far, they have not done so. And a Senate budget plan is banking on its demise, redirecting millions of dollars that normally would fund the prescription program to other government purposes.

Gov. Jay Nixon's administration is urging lawmakers to not let the program lapse.

"For the health and safety of our senior citizens and Missourians with disabilities, it is imperative that this program is reauthorized," said Ron Levy, director of the Department of Social Services, which oversees Missouri Rx.

Missouri lawmakers have until May 6 to pass a budget. They have until May 13 to pass a bill reauthorizing the program's existence.

Read the rest here.

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Set Phasers for Veto

In his Monday analysis, AP reporter David Lieb reports on how Republicans in the Missouri General Assembly are prepping themselves in case Gov. Jay Nixon vetoes controversial legislation.

From Lieb's article:

Missouri's Republican-led Legislature has been in a rush to pass legislation relating to hogs, dogs, discrimination and redistricting.

The common characteristic of the four topics is that they carry some controversy — and thus are potential veto targets for Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon. And Republican legislative leaders want to put themselves in the best possible position in case they wish to attempt a veto override.

The political jockeying may be for naught; Nixon has not indicated whether he is inclined to sign or veto any of the bills. Yet it provides insight into the perceived political advantages and disadvantages that can influence how lawmakers handle key pieces of legislation.

At the root of the veto positioning is a provision in the Missouri Constitution that sets a deadline for the Legislature to end its annual session and a timeline for the governor to consider bills sent to his desk.

Click here to read the rest of the article.