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 ...

Google is abandoning Picasa, its photo editor and sharing service that is, well, kinda dated.The desktop application will no longer be supported by Google beginning March 15, 2016, according to a ...

Click to viewYou take lots of digital photos and you need a quick way to fix red eye, adjust crooked images, crop, sharpen and zoom. If you don't have the cash or patience to get a copy of Photoshop ...

Google's Picasa photo editing tool for Linux has caught up to its Windows sibling with a new beta 3 release. The latest version of Picasa for Linux packs in all the features from the recent Windows ...

Google's recent acquisition of Picnik has led to deep integration of the photo editor into Google's Picasa Web Albums site. Josh Lowensohn Former Senior Writer Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and ...

Google announced the acquisition of formerly Flickr-associated photo editor Picnik a few months back, and today it launched. Let’s check in and see what’s new. Back in March, Google announced the ...

You can now edit photos directly in Picasa Web Albums. In March, Google bought online image-editing tool, Picnik. Today, the fruits of that purchase make their way into Picasa Web Albums, the online ...

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, ...

Today Google released Picasa 3.5, an updated version of its free photo editing software. With Picasa you can edit and organize your images, and sync and share them with Picasa Web Albums, Google’s ...