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SurePayroll vs. Gusto (2024): Which Payroll Software Is Better?

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 22:50
Compare SurePayroll and Gusto side by side to see which payroll service is the best option for your business. Learn about their features, pricing and more.
Categories: Tecnologia

Programming Note: Offline For Passover

Search Engine Roundtable - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 22:05
This is a programming note that I will be completely offline for the Passover holiday. Passover is on Tuesday and Wednesday...
Categories: SEO

Daily Search Forum Recap: April 22, 2024

Search Engine Roundtable - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 22:00
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today...
Categories: SEO

6 Best TurboTax Alternatives and Competitors for 2024

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 21:24
Don’t want to file your taxes with TurboTax? Discover six TurboTax alternatives and competitors for all budgets.
Categories: Tecnologia

AI Sustainability: How Microsoft, Google Cloud, IBM & Dell are Working on Reducing AI’s Climate Harms

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 21:16
Tech giants weigh in on how they try to mitigate the effects of generative AI on power and water resources.
Categories: Tecnologia

The 7 Best Nanny Payroll Services of 2024

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 18:20
Find the top-rated and reliable nanny payroll services that will help you manage payroll, taxes, and compliance easily. Choose the right service for your needs.
Categories: Tecnologia

Introducing Our Open Mixed Reality Ecosystem

Facebook - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 18:05

Today, we’re taking a major step toward our vision for a more open computing platform for the metaverse. We’re opening up the operating system that powers our Meta Quest devices to third-party hardware makers, giving developers a larger ecosystem to build for and ultimately creating more choice for consumers. This platform is the product of a decade of investment into the underlying technologies that enable mixed reality, and opening it up means a lot more people will benefit from that investment. We’re working with leading global technology companies to create a new ecosystem of mixed reality devices, and we’re making it even easier for developers to build mixed reality apps. 

We believe a more open ecosystem is the best way to bring the power of mixed reality to as many people as possible. With more devices, this new ecosystem will offer more choice to consumers and businesses around the world. Developers will have a much larger range of hardware that can run their apps, and more device makers will expand their market to a wider range of users, much like we’ve seen with PCs and smartphones. 

Introducing Meta Horizon OS

This new hardware ecosystem will run on Meta Horizon OS, the mixed reality operating system that powers our Meta Quest headsets. Meta Horizon OS combines the core technologies that power today’s mixed reality experiences with a suite of features that put social presence at the center of the platform.  

Meta Horizon OS is the result of a decade of work at Meta to build a next-generation computing platform. To pioneer standalone headsets, we developed technologies like inside-out-tracking and self-tracked controllers. To allow for more natural interaction systems and social presence, we pioneered hand, eye, face and body tracking. And for mixed reality, we built a full stack of technologies for blending the digital and physical worlds, including high-resolution Passthrough, Scene Understanding and Spatial Anchors. This long-term investment that began on the mobile-first foundations of the Android Open Source Project has produced a full mixed reality operating system used by millions of people. 

Developers and creators can take advantage of all these technologies to create mixed reality experiences. And they can reach their audiences and grow their businesses through the content discovery and monetization platforms built into Meta Horizon OS, including the Meta Quest Store, which we’ll rename the Meta Horizon Store. 

The social layer of Meta Horizon OS means people’s identities, avatars, social graphs and friend groups can move with them across virtual spaces, and developers can integrate these social features into their apps. And because this social layer is made to bridge multiple platforms, people can spend time together in virtual spaces that exist across mixed reality, mobile and desktop devices. Meta Horizon OS devices will also use the same mobile companion app that Meta Quest owners use today, which we’ll rename to the Meta Horizon app. 

A New Generation Of Hardware

Leading global technology companies are already working to bring this new ecosystem to life with new devices built on Meta Horizon OS: 

  • ASUS’s Republic of Gamers will use its expertise as a leader in gaming solutions to develop an all-new performance gaming headset.
  • Lenovo will draw on its experience co-designing Oculus Rift S, as well as deep expertise in engineering leading devices like the ThinkPad laptop series, to develop mixed reality devices for productivity, learning, and entertainment.
  • Xbox and Meta teamed up last year to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) to Meta Quest, letting people play Xbox games on a large 2D virtual screen in mixed reality. Now, we’re working together again to create a limited-edition Meta Quest, inspired by Xbox.

All of these devices will benefit from Meta’s long-term partnership with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., which builds the Snapdragon® processors that are tightly integrated with our software and hardware stacks.

A More Open App Ecosystem

As we begin opening Meta Horizon OS to more device makers, we’re also expanding the ways app developers can reach their audiences. We’re beginning the process of removing the barriers between the Meta Horizon Store and App Lab, which lets any developer who meets basic technical and content requirements release software on the platform. App Lab titles will soon be featured in a dedicated section of the store on all our devices, making them easy for larger audiences to discover. 

We’re also developing a new spatial app framework that helps mobile developers create mixed reality experiences. Developers will be able to use the tools they’re already familiar with to bring their mobile apps to Meta Horizon OS or to create entirely new mixed reality apps. 

Consumers and developers alike will benefit from an ecosystem where multiple hardware makers build on a common platform. We look forward to continuing on this journey to bring mixed reality to more people.

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Categories: Redes Sociales

6 Best Construction CRM Software for 2024

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 16:39
Looking for the best construction CRM software for your business? Explore our top picks and find the right solution for your construction projects.
Categories: Tecnologia

The 7 Best iPhone VPNs (Recommended for 2024)

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 16:00
Which VPN works best on iPhones? Use our guide to compare the pricing and features of the 7 best VPNs for iPhone.
Categories: Tecnologia

Expand Your Creative Skills With 10 Adobe CC Video Courses for $29.99

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 15:05
From designing your new logo to editing video clips for social media, this bundle provides the ideal introduction to Adobe creative tools and techniques.
Categories: Tecnologia

Smartsheet vs Airtable: Which Tool Tops Productivity in 2024?

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 15:00
Discover the best productivity tool for your team in 2024 with our expert comparison of Smartsheet vs Airtable. Find out which enhances efficiency and collaboration, and make your decision today.
Categories: Tecnologia

CRM Cycle: Understanding CRM Process and Stages

TechRepublic - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 15:00
A CRM cycle is essential for businesses looking to effectively manage their customer relationships and drive growth. This process involves progressing through various stages to achieve success.
Categories: Tecnologia

Google: We Need Very Few Links To Rank Pages; Links Are Less Important

Search Engine Roundtable - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 13:51
Gary Illyes from Google spoke at the SERP Conf on Friday and he said what he said numerous times before, that Google values links a lot less today than it did in the past. He added that Google Search "needs very few links to rank pages."
Categories: SEO

Google Tests Discussion and Forums Questions With Answers Box

Search Engine Roundtable - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 13:41
Google is testing showing answers in the Discussions and Forums section within the search results. Google will show the question and then add a shaded box with one of the selected answers under the question.
Categories: SEO

Forbes Blocks Its Coupon Directory Before Google Enforces The Site Reputation Abuse Policy

Search Engine Roundtable - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 13:31
Forbes has blocked its coupons section of its web site at forbes.com/coupons using an x-robots-tag: noindex directive prior to Google enforcing the upcoming site reputation abuse policy. As a reminder, Google will enforce that new policy on May 5th both algorithmically and through manual actions.
Categories: SEO

Google Tests Posts Button In Local Listing Business Profile

Search Engine Roundtable - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 13:21
Google is testing showing a "Post" button in the carousel of buttons in the Google Business Profile local listing panel. So when you view your owned business in Google Search, you may see a "Post" button near the call, directions, share, and save. There is also an "Edit" button there.
Categories: SEO

Google Search With 16 Shopping Ads

Search Engine Roundtable - Mon, 04/22/2024 - 13:11
It is good to have choices but too many choices might not be good, said some wise man. Well, here is Google giving you 16 choices of bikes in the shopping ad spot at the top of the Google Search results.
Categories: SEO