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Google has officially released their popular photo management application Picasa for Macs, after years of offering Picasa as a free Windows download. It's an exciting announcement for anyone who's ...

Google has released Picasa 3.5, a new version of its free desktop photo editing software. The latest version of Picasa adds the ability to group photos by faces -- a feature already found in Picasa ...

If you’re a regular user of Picasa for Windows or Mac, you should know the developers have released Google+ Auto Backup for Windows and Mac, which comes as a part of the latest update of Picasa for ...

A Picnik interface now is built into Google’s Picasa application for photo editing and cataloging.Screenshot by Stephen Shankland/CNET Google issued Picasa 3.8 on Tuesday, hybridizing the desktop ...

Google acquired Picnik, an online photo editor, a few months ago and is now revealing the first thing to come out of the deal, Picnik integration in Picasa. The move was a no-brainer for Google and is ...

It took a whole year, but Google is finally adding the facial recognition features you can find in Picasa Web albums to its desktop app. With today’s release of Picasa 3.5, when you add a name tag, it ...

3) Ability to start with a blank slate and add photos manually, create folders, albums, etc. I thought Picasa might be the one but it appears to fail miserably on #3, i.e. you're forced to let it ...

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