Google announced earlier today in a blog post that it will stop supporting its Picasa photo storage service this spring. Starting in March, the company will shutter the Picasa desktop app, and in May, ...

Well, it had a good run. On Friday, Google announced that it would discontinue the popular Picasa photo management tool in order to put all its efforts toward its newer Google Photos service. “After ...

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 ...

It hasn’t made sense for Google to continue to invest in two separate photo storage and sharing applications, as it has been doing with the newer Google Photos and the dated software Picasa. And now ...

Picasa, Google’s photo storage service that you’ve probably forgotten exists, will officially die starting May 1. Which is fine by us, considering how great Google Photos is. “After much thought and ...

We've been told to expect the public debut of Google+ on or before July 31 (Mashable) – Say goodbye to the Picasa and Blogger names: Google intends to retire several non-Google name brands and rename ...

Google rolled out two new features for its Picasa (think Flickr, only by Google) online photo sharing site yesterday, both of which are useful for showing your friends just how crazy and unpredictable ...

It's another nail in the coffin for Picasa Web Albums as its URL now brings users to their photo albums on Google+. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and ...

Google's Picasa photo sharing service has been a great platform for uploading photos and sharing them, but it looks like Google will be giving it the ax soon, as URLs of Picasa albums are now being ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. If you are still using Google’s Picasa photo service, it’s almost (finally) time to say goodbye. I know, ...

With the death of Picasa, users are out looking to find the next best thing. Not everyone wants to support Google Photos or use the Picassa Desktop application now, especially since the former is an ...

Google announced on Thursday it's shuttering Picasa, the dated photo organizer it purchased in 2004, to focus on Google Photos. "After much thought and consideration, we've decided to retire Picasa ...