Gizmo12-ahappydeal.info forum blog: 2017

2017年8月3日星期四

Biggest features of iPhone 8 revealed by Apple

The best part of the Apple product and software launch is that company tirelessly prevent the leaks from the company’s murky supply chain and same is the case with iPhone 8. But as we all have seen many leaks coming out for iPhone 8 from the different sources.

This time the leak is from the company itself. The leak turns out that the most revealing iPhone 8 leaks of all have come directly from Apple. In a rather bizarre turn of events, Apple over the weekend released firmware for its upcoming HomePod speaker online, and in the process, it inadvertently gave developers the opportunity to unearth and essentially confirm a number of key iPhone 8 details.

As we all have seen, over the past few days, developers uncovered evidence relating to the iPhone 8’s edge to edge display along with a new facial recognition feature. All the more interesting is that noted developer Steve Troughton-Smith relayed earlier this week that the iPhone 8 will not include a Touch ID sensor embedded into the display, as previously rumored.

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This of course prompted some to question what Apple is going to do with Apple Pay. But the biggest question about the iPhone 8 is, where Apple will place the Touch ID sensor, will it be at the back of the device? It can be possible, and we have also seen many of the leaks and prototypes of iPhone 8 featuring such a design. Or, Apple might remove the Touch ID sensor completely and rely on facial recognition as a means to authorize financial transactions?

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So, the recent leak from the newly unearthed data strings found in the HomePod firmware seems to suggest that Apple Pay on the iPhone 8 will, in fact, rely upon facial recognition for authentication purposes. This can give relief to many iPhone 8 lovers who do not want Touch ID sensor on the back of the device.

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This can also be possible that Apple integrates Touch ID sensor into the screen and might use facial recognition for authentication purposes for Apple Pay. But will have to wait for the Apple confirmation on this.

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As you can see in the above image, there are data strings referencing payments alongside a reference to “pearl”, a code name which likely refers to Apple’s facial recognition software. In short, there’s reason to believe that Apple with the iPhone 8 might actually abandon Touch ID in favor of a facial recognition solution.

Even though facial recognition on the iPhone 8 is said to be incredible and will even be able to work in the dark, it’ll be interesting to see if it provides the same degree of usability that Touch ID has been affording users for years.

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2017年8月2日星期三

OnePlus 5 is all set to launch new color variant: Guess which One?

As we always say Smartphone OEM play a color card to increase the sale of their flagship devices. We have seen it with companies like Apple, Samsung, Vivo, etc. and as per the recent tease from the OnePlus, it seems that they are next to this path.

Adding color to lineup attract more customer, resulting in high sales volume. If you recollect OnePlus 5 was launched last month in two color options viz Midnight Black and Slate Grey. And very soon the flagship smartphone could get bathed in a new color. OnePlus, through its official Weibo, twitter and Facebook handle, hints towards launching OnePlus 5 in a new hue.

The Chinese company has posted an image of OnePlus 5 in the already existing colors with a new colorless frame of the device with the caption: Who is coming? From this, we infer that the company is preparing to launch a new color option.

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The OnePlus 5 looked very similar to the iPhone 7 series. People also accused them of copying the iPhone 7’s design. They think that OnePlus will again copy Apple and bring “Red” color on the OnePlus 5. If you go a little back in the time that you might recollect that OnePlus has asked their followers which color they want on their phone next? Giving four options in the picture.

As the picture also has an option of golden color we cannot simply the option of gold color being launched.

Specification of OnePlus 5

OnePlus 5 was unveiled globally on June 20. The smartphone made its way into India on June 22. It starts at Rs 32,999 for 6GB RAM+64GB ROM variant, and the 8GB RAM + 128GB ROM option costs Rs 37,999. OnePlus 5 runs an Octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, clocked at up to 2.45GHz. The fingerprint scanner is embedded into the home button.Must Read:iPhone white screen

OnePlus 5 features a 5.5-inch Full HD display, with a 2.5D Gorilla Glass 5 on top. The 4G VoLTE-enabled smartphone supports two SIM cards. The highlight of OnePlus 5 is dual 16MP+20MP cameras at the back. The front camera is 16MP with selfie flash. The device is backed by a 3,300mAh battery, and it supports company’s Dash Charge technology.

2017年5月5日星期五

What we’ve learned about SEO in 2016

The rise of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is now prevalent in many of our lives. Google, IBM, Amazon and Apple are very active in developing and using Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI). ANI can be used to automate repetitive tasks, like looking up product details, shipping dates and order histories and performing countless other customer requests.

The consumer is becoming more and more comfortable with this technology and has even grown to trust its results. Sundar Pichai, Google CEO, announced during his Google I/O keynote that 20 percent of queries on its mobile app and on Android devices are voice searches.

RankBrain, Google’s machine-learning artificial intelligence system, is now among the top three ranking signals for Google’s search algorithm. Why? Google handles more than 3.5 billion searches per a day, and 16 to 20 percent of those are unique queries that have never been searched before. To handle this, the team at Google has harnessed the power of machine learning to help deliver better results.

While we can’t “control” RankBrain, what we can do is learn more about how Google is using it and then help the tool by creating good content that earns shares and links, building connections with others in our niche or related niches, and building trust in very targeted topics.

We are still in the beginning stages of this technology, but as more and more homes become equipped with smart tools like Amazon Echo and Google Home, we can be sure that these tech giants will use the knowledge they gain from voice search to power their AI technology.

The “Google Dance”

Every so often, Google likes to surprise us with a major algorithm update that has a significant impact on search results — some years we get one, and other years we get a little more.

While they do make nearly 500 tweaks to the algorithm each year, some are big enough to garner more attention. Let’s look back at four of 2016’s most memorable updates. Related:GroupBuy SEO Tools

Mobile-friendly algorithm boost

A little under a year after “Mobilegeddon,” an event marked by the launch of Google’s mobile-friendly ranking algorithm, the search giant announced that it would soon be increasing the effects of this algorithm to further benefit mobile-friendly sites on mobile search. That boost rolled out on May 12, 2016, though the impact was not nearly as significant as when the mobile-friendly ranking algorithm initially launched.Related:GroupBuy SEO Tools

Penguin 4.0

While this ended up being a two-phase rollout, Penguin 4.0 made its entrance on September 23, 2016. This has been considered the “gentler” Penguin algorithm, which devalues bad links instead of penalizing sites. The second phase of Penguin 4.0 was the recovery period, in which sites impacted by previous Penguin updates began to finally see a recovery — assuming steps were taken to help clean up their link profiles.

“Possum”

While this update was never confirmed by Google, the local SEO community noted a major shake-up in local pack and Google Maps results in early September 2016.

Fellow Search Engine Land columnist Joy Hawkins noted that this was quite possibly the largest update seen in in the local SEO world since Pigeon was released in 2014. Based on her findings, she believes the update’s goal was “to diversify the local results and also prevent spam from ranking as well.”

Divided index

As mobile search continues to account for more and more of the global share of search queries, Google is increasingly taking steps to become a mobile-first company. In November, Google announced that it was experimenting with using a mobile-first index, meaning that the mobile version of a website would be considered the “default” version for ranking purposes instead of the desktop version:

“To make our results more useful, we’ve begun experiments to make our index mobile-first. Although our search index will continue to be a single index of websites and apps, our algorithms will eventually primarily use the mobile version of a site’s content to rank pages from that site, to understand structured data, and to show snippets from those pages in our results.”