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Now that Picasa 3 is out of beta, I've had a look at the new version and updated my Picasa Review. There are some great improvements in this version and I think anyone who is still using version 2.7 has no reason not to upgrade. If you do a check for updates within Picasa 2.7, it'll probably tell you the program is up to date, so you may need to go here to download the new version. If you haven't checked out Picasa yet... why not? Did I mention it's free?
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via About @ 4:35 26th Nov
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Techzonez Picasa is free photo management software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the photos on your PC. Picasa automatically locates all your photos (even ones you forgot you had) and sorts them into visual folders organized by name, size, or date. You can drag and drop to arrange your folders and make albums to create new groups. Picasa makes sure your photos are always organized.
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via Techzonez @ 2:05 4th Nov
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Although most of Google's software is available for the Mac, the company's Picasa photo application has been conspicuously absent. There hasn't been much in the way of Mac news related to Picasa, either, but some news appeared this week that is putting Picasa back in the minds of Mac users. According to an AppleInsider source, a Mac version of the software is not only coming, but is already undergoing internal beta testing at Google.
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via ArsTechnica @ 15:22 28th Nov
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Only two and a half months after announcing Picasa 3 beta, Google has done the uncharacteristic and on Thursday has issued Picasa 3.
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via CNET Download.com @ 17:22 20th Nov
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NEW YORK, Oct 30 /PRNewswire/ -- VideoThang, the free, multi-media content generator, editor and desktop ad platform announced today that it has added new features that will allow users to access and import digital files from Picasa (http://picasa.google.com/), Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/) and Photobucket (http://www.photobucket.com/). In addition to Facebook and MySpace, VideoThang users can now grab their photos directly from the three most popular digital image sharing sites right from their desktop.
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via Red Orbit @ 15:59 30th Oct
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Google is allegedly beginning internally beta-testing a Mac version of its Picasa photo-management utility, according to AppleInsider. The tools have thus far been limited to only the Windows or Linux platforms. The service is currently partially cross-platform, but only in the sense that users can upload photos directly from iPhoto to Picasa. A separate uploader is available for Mac programs other than iPhoto.
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via MacNN @ 2:01 27th Nov
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Just two weeks ago, Google made it easier to share video clips with family and friends with the updated Picasa 3 software. Now it has gone a step further and has given Picasa 3 users the ability to edit their videos before posting them.
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via Information Week @ 17:45 30th Oct
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Google's Picasa is a free tool for helping you find, edit and share digital pictures. The software automatically locates all the pictures on your PC and sorts them into visual albums organized by date with helpful folder names.
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via CWSApps @ 20:19 4th Nov
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Good news for Mac-addicted Google-fanatics, Picasa may become available for Mac users in 2009. According to an AppleInsider source, a new version of the software is currently undergoing beta testing.
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via Mac Life @ 4:28 29th Nov
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Verdict: With major improvements across the board, and especially in terms of web integration, the free Picasa 3 is now the best PC photography software available for most users - at any price.
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via Mac User @ 14:48 18th Nov
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"Picasa includes all the tools you'd expect from an easy-to-use photo editing program. These include cropping, red-eye editing, straighten images, and so on. It also makes all these functions easy to use, including the somewhat fancier ones such as adding tints or turning a color image into black and white or sepia.
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via Linux Today @ 10:48 1st Dec
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We still don't have Adobe Photoshop Elements for Linux. But, since we do have Google's Picasa 3 for Linux you may never miss it.
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via Linux.com @ 17:56 30th Nov
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Google's photo application, Picasa, has been taken out of beta and there are plenty of new features for users who choose to upgrade.
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via CNET.com.au @ 23:32 20th Nov
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Long the domain of Linux and Windows users, Google's Picasa photo management tool is currently being tested for Macs, AppleInsider has learned.
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via Apple Insider @ 9:17 2nd Dec
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VideoThang, a free multimedia content generator, editor and desktop ad platform, announced on Thursday (30 October) that it has added new features that will allow users to access and import digital files from Picasa, Flickr and Photobucket.
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via M2 @ 16:04 31st Oct
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I don't know about you, but I use my point-and-shoot camera to record video more often than hauling out my actual video camera. The result? Tons of 30-second snippets that I'd love to be able to share without posting them to YouTube. Google just made it a heck of a lot easier by adding video support to its Picasa Web albums.
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via Information Week @ 17:45 30th Oct
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Core Dump RSSStephen Withers turns his gaze on the world of Apple, with detours into other aspects of IT and communications as they catch his attention.
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via ITWire @ 21:11 27th Nov
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via PC Magazine @ 11:31 25th Nov
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via PC Magazine @ 0:08 8th Nov
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Yahoo!'s Flickr is an online photo album, akin to PhotoBucket.com but with nicer user interface. It also allows users to show their photos in communities. The site features "Geotag" which lets you link photos to locations where they are taken. Such a feature attracts tourists and travellers and differentiates the site from others designed for photographers like Multiply.com. Flickr offers tools like Uploadr and Organizr to make your image uploading and management easier.
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via Bangkok Post @ 19:06 18th Nov
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New Functionality Gives Users More Choices to Access and Transfer Digital Files Directly from the Desktop
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via Houston Chronicle @ 14:39 30th Oct
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via PC Advisor @ 9:20 30th Oct
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Mobile web sites can integrate content from Google Docs, Picasa or Flickr to create mobile mashups using software from Volantis Systems
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via Tech World Australia @ 23:07 30th Oct
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Malicious program similar to Koobface worm, which was first spotted on Facebook in July, has started using Google Reader and Picasa sites to spread
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via InfoWorld @ 21:04 29th Oct
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A malicious program that sprang up on Facebook.com in late July has surfaced again, this time using Google's Web sites to sneak around security filters. On Tuesday, researchers at unified threat management vendor Fortinet noticed that a program similar to the Koobface worm had started using the Google Reader and Picasa Web sites to spread. In the attack, criminals host images that look like YouTube videos on the Google sites in hopes of tricking victims into downloading malicious Trojan software.
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via Neowin.net @ 15:33 30th Oct
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