I was uploading some photos this morning from our trip to visit some friends in Texas and noticed that Picasa had an update available. Picasa 3.5 is a significant upgrade from 3.1 in that it adds name tags. Granted, I konw that Flickr and Facebook have had this for a while but it’s good to see that the Picasa team is continuing to better their product.
I have been a Picasa user for several years now, back before Google even purchased them, and while I have dabbled with Flickr and a few other photo sharing services, I keep coming back to Picasa. Here’s a release I found on the Picasa blog this morning about the update as well as a YouTube video…
Picasa 3.5, now with name tags – Build 79.67
We’re happy to announce the launch of Picasa 3.5, the latest release of Picasa photo management software. If you don’t want to wait until we autoupdate everyone to Picasa 3.5, you can download it at picasa.google.com.
This ReadMe page appears when a new version of Picasa software is available, and tells you what changes and improvements are in each release. Picasa 3.5 is a significant upgrade from Picasa 3.1. For an in-depth overview of what’s new, you can play the video below, read our launch post on the Google Photos blog, or consult the "Picasa 3 New Features" support document. Feedback and questions are also welcome in our user forums.
You can view my Picasa photos on my blog by clicking the Photos tab or by going directly to Picasa, http://picasaweb.google.com/cotton.rohrscheib.
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