Picasa Finally Hits The Mac, Squares Off With iPhoto
techcrunch.com 1/6/2009 — Picasa , the popular free photo management software made by Google, has finally made its way to the Mac. The application has long been noticeably absent on the Macintosh - especially given the fact that it has been available for Linux (which ...

Picasa 3 -- fresh out of beta!
googlephotos.blogspot.com 11/21/2008 — Faster performance and increased stability were two important goals for Picasa 3, and we certainly owe a hat tip to the millions of Picasa fans who downloaded and helped test our public beta. Thanks to their feedback and error reports, we've further ...

Google Picasa - Free software downloads and reviews - CNET Download.com
download.com 1/6/2009 — Showing 2 of 2 user reviews See all 2 user reviews This software version | All versions 4 stars Version: Google Picasa 3.0.0 "I have kept my photos off my Mac till now!" by curtieuk on January 6, 2009 Pros: I have been waiting for this software for ...

Apple lets Picasa for Mac live for a day it drops the iPhoto ‘09 bomb
venturebeat.com 1/7/2009 — Google finally launched its photo software, Picasa, for the Mac yesterday. It offered a nice alternative to Apple’s iPhoto with some features, namely syncing with a good online photo service, Picasa Web Albums . Of course, that was launched ...

Private Albums in Picasa Web
googlesystem.blogspot.com 12/4/2008 — Picasa Web Albums added a new option that makes your albums truly private. If you edit an album's properties and select "Require sign-in to view", only the people you are explicitly sharing the album can see it. "Select the 'Require sign-in to view' ...

Picasa Gets Face Recognition, Built-in Google Maps
technologizer.com 9/23/2009 — I can never quite tell if Google considers its free Picasa image organizer/editor to be a Major Google Product–it doesn’t update it all that often, or promote it as energetically as it might. But it’s announcing Picasa 3.5 today, ...

Gladinet Mounts Web Storage Apps as Virtual Drives [Featured Windows Download]
lifehacker.com 12/1/2008 — Windows only: Free utility Gladinet Cloud Desktop removes the web interfaces from Google Docs, Picasa Web Albums, Windows Live SkyDrive and Amazon S3 Storage, mounting them instead as folders you can...

Picasa chief departs Google for Fetch
news.cnet.com 12/4/2008 — Mike Horowitz, product manager for Google's Picasa software for managing photos and the Web site for sharing them, has left the company for Fetch Technologies . "Mike was a valued member of the Picasa team and Google, and we wish him well in his ...

Announcing Picasa 3.5, now with name tags, better geotagging and more
googlephotos.blogspot.com 9/22/2009 — Tuesday, September 22, 2009 1:12 PM Posted by Todd Bogdan, Software Engineer Today, we are pleased to announce Picasa 3.5, a new version of our free photo editing software for Mac or PC. Picasa 3.5 has name tags and uses the same technology that ...

Aperture to Picasa OpenSource Plugin
code.google.com 2/2/2009 — 3rd Party Software: A free and opensource (Apache 2.0 License) plugin to export pictures from Aperture to Picasa Web Albums

Daily Tidbits: Glassdoor tells you where to work — CNET News.com 12/30/2008
Netflix, Adobe, and Google are great places to work if you're in the tech field, according to online community offering career advice.

AMD raises layoff cost estimate after axing more jobs than planned — Latest from Computerworld 12/30/2008
Advanced Micro Devices said in an SEC filing that it is laying off 600 workers, up from its earlier plan of 500 -- an increase that will force AMD to take a larger upfront financial hit.

Opinion: For Apple, '08 ends with the Macworld clunker — Latest from Computerworld 12/30/2008
To be certain, 2008 is ending on something of a sour note for Mac fans. Apple is walking away from Macworld after the '09 Expo and Steve Jobs is nowhere in sight. But that doesn't mean Apple won't make news next week.

Jobs health rumor hits Apple stock — Latest from Computerworld 12/30/2008
Apple's stock fell abruptly on Tuesday, but later recovered some ground, after an online report said CEO Steve Jobs bowed out of next week's Macworld Expo keynote address because of declining health.

Macworld Puts Its Future In Hands Of Apple Fanboys — InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs 12/31/2008
With Steve Jobs passing on the January classic and Apple pulling out altogether after next year, the brain trust at IDG is hosting a town hall meeting of Macintosh faithful for suggestions. Is there wisdom in the collective?