Google has released a beta preview of Picasa 2.7 for Linux adding web album integration, more editing features and better RAW support. The new beta still isn't a native app (much of its code comes ...

Google’s acquisition of Picasa last summer was a bit of a head-scratcher for many. The first version of the photo-management application, given away for free, was great for quickly searching through ...

Google’s Picasa 2 photo application is fast, fun, and free. The new version builds on the original’s strengths (namely its image-handling speed) and significantly improves on its weaknesses ...

Google on Tuesday launched a revamped version of its Picasa Web Albums photo sharing site, adding a face-recognition feature called “name tags” to help users automatically tag and group photos ...

The first time you turn on Picasa, Google’s image management software, it’s going to scan your computer for every image it can find. In other words, depending on your photographic proclivities, this ...

These days it seems like nearly everyone has a digital camera, or is in the process of acquiring one. One of the better aspects of going digital is the ability to edit photographs on your PC before ...

Linux only: Google has released a "preview" of its photo management and editing suite Picasa, giving Linux users the same ability to upload to web albums as Windows and Mac users have had for months.

Mac OS X native OpenOffice no longer pursued eWeek reports that developers of OpenOffice.org for Mac OS X are no longer pursuing a native Aqua port of the open-source Office-compatible suite. "The ...

Picasa 3 is the latest release of the software from Google, and comes as a much amped up successor to Picasa 2.7. Some features have been added, and some functions have been changed. Overall, it is an ...