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lifehacker.com - 12/30/2008

Picasa for Macs Might Launch at Macworld 2009 [Picasa]

— lifehacker.com — Citing a supposed inside source, the Googling Google blog says it's plausible that a free Mac OS... X version of Picasa, one of our favorite photo organizers, could drop next week. The post notes that... (more) Picasa for Macs Might Launch at Macworld 2009 [Picasa]

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