It hasn’t appeared well and good for Google to keep on putting resources into two separate photo stockpiling and sharing applications, as it has been doing with the latest Google Photos and the dated programming Picasa.

Google declared that it will no more backing the Picasa Desktop Application as of March 16, 2016. Likewise, it will be filing Picasa Web Albums information at a later date while urging those clients to change over to Google Photos.

Google is worried about reaction from its dedicated clients who still depend on Picasa. The organization underlined the amount of time it has put resources into ensuring it makes the move as effortless as could reasonably be expected for end clients.

Anil Sabharwal, Head of Google Photos composed on a blog entry that they will take some time keeping in mind the end goal to do this privilege and give their clients alternatives and simple approaches to get to their stuff.

For the individuals who are utilizing the Picasa desktop application, it will keep on working and on the off chance that you download it before the shutdown date of March 16, that will likewise be the situation. In any case, the product will no more get future upgrades.

To be reasonable, the product hadn’t been overhauled much as it was, the desktop application might have gotten minor changes, security fixes and bug fixes, yet its general client interface is amazingly dated. It looks much as it did years back.

Google noticed that the least demanding approach to get to, alter and share the content from a Picasa Web Album is to sign into Google Photos, as photographs and recordings will as of now arrive for you, automatically.

In any case, some Picasa Web Albums clients would prefer not to join Google Photos for reasons unknown. Google is essentially making a special effort to address their necessities, saying that it will make another platform for you to get to your Picasa Web Albums information. This part of the move is coming after the end date for Picasa on the desktop, as Google says it won’t begin revealing these progressions until May 1, 2016.

In any case, it speaks to what must be a still-sizable client base utilizing Picasa programming and its online collections and with regards to clients who stick to dated items, it’s not likely they’ll like this change.

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