You don't have to configure Picasa to make it work, but doing so can make your image management tasks more productive and enjoyable. Google's free Picasa program comes loaded with default settings ...

Google launched a new beta of Picasa on Tuesday [news story]. Its biggest new feature is the capability to post pictures directly from the application to a Google-hosted Web album. It's about time.

Picasa gives you a robust setup for maintaining and organizing your photo collection with options for tagging, uploading and even automatic facial recognition. You may occasionally notice that you ...

Picasa Web Albums, Google's free and therefore widely-popular photo-sharing tool, added facial recognition technology to online photo albums Tuesday. The system now lets you automatically tag your ...

Windows/Linux: Picasa, Google's photo management tool, has quietly announced a new beta that adds basic movie editing, fuller syncing to Web Albums, and many other features and changes. Actually, the ...

After years of desperate pleas, rumors, and a basic uploader plug-in, iPhoto finally has a formidable competitor. Right on schedule, today Google announced Picasa 3 for Mac, the first version of the ...

Mac users, you can stop holding your breath. Google announced Monday that Picasa for the Mac, a free desktop application for editing, organizing and sharing digital photos, is now available as a ...

Picasa is a tool that has become almost impossible to replace for many photography hobbyists, and basically anyone who takes pictures with a digital camera. The application, which used to cost lots of ...

If you use Picasa Web, Google’s photo sharing service, you can now edit your photos within Picasa including cropping, resizing, red eye correction and more thanks to integration with Picknik, the ...

A few weeks ago, I discussed five reasons why you should consider using Windows Live Photo Gallery. It’s my favorite free photo editor and organizer; I really like the overall design of the program, ...

A new version of Google's Picasa desktop software, which is being released today, adds facial recognition to the mix, automatically tagging photos for faces of friends and family. Josh Lowensohn ...