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...the Chrome browser's tab interface to display information. For example, Picasa, Google's photo management software, is seen running in its own independent browser-like tab. These screens also showed a status bar providing information on...

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...the snazzy Faces and Places features? Google offers an answer in Picasa, a free photo editing and sharing app that rivals iPhoto '09 (), excelling in areas, though it's not without a few shortcomings. Extensive feature set rivals iPhoto;...

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Google is launching Google Dashboard, a service that lets you log into a console and see all the personal data that the company maintains on a Google Account user across all its products, from Gmail and YouTube to Blogger and Picasa. It...

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The company has just launched Dashboard, which aggregates the different information its gathered from 20 different Google products, including Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Web History, Orkut, YouTube, Picasa, Talk, Reader, Alerts, and Latitude.

In this article: Google, Dashboard, Orkut, Gmail, and YouTube

...about them. The dashboard, at www.google.com/dashboard, summarizes information associated with users' Google account and directs them to links about personal and privacy settings for every product, including Gmail and Picasa. By being more...

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...full resolution photos for $5 a year Computerworld - Google yesterday disclosed that it has significantly cut the price of online storage for users of its Picasa photo editing and sharing application. In a blog post, Google software...

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...to the Picasa site. Picasa is gradually getting more sophisticated, but as far as I can tell it has yet to dethrone Yahoo's Flickr as a preferred hub of at the center of a lot of photography activity on the Web. Picasa is fine for...

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