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[@LiveCrunch] Picasa 3.5 released: Facial Recognition And Geo-Tagging: Also, you can geo-tag a photo by marking a photo on Google Maps. Other stuff that you can do or create are face collage, time-lapse movies and sync the tags with your Picasa Web albums.

[MacRumors Page 2] Google Releases Picasa 3.5 With Facial Recognition and Improved ...: A second change is the integration of Google Maps within Picasa, enhancing the utility of geotagging to add location information to photo files. This feature is again similar to Apple's "Places" feature in iPhoto '09, with Google Maps appearing directly within the application with no need to launch a separate application such as Google Earth, which was previously required for Picasa users.

[I Love Free Software] Download Picasa with Face Recognition | I Love Free Software: Apart from this, Picasa has all the wonderful features that it is known for. This update further pushes the stature of Picasa as one of the best free Photo Management suite available out there.

[Everything About Tech] Picasa Adds Facial Recognition And Geo-Tagging To Its Desktop App ...: iPhoto has it , Faceboopk Photos has it ( through Face.com ), and now both Picasa’s online and desktop versions have it. Here’s a video with a demo of the new features: Crunch Network : CrunchBase the free database of technology companies, people, and investors TechCrunch50 Conference 2009 : September 14-15, 2009, San Francisco

[Multimedia-PCs] Picasa 3.5 Adds Geo-Tagging and Facial Recognition: After you tag a photo Picasa searches all your photos for matches. I did notice that it was better than iPhoto but still missed some, which is to be expected.

[TechNews AM] Picasa Adds Facial Recognition And Geo-Tagging To Its Desktop App ...: It took a whole year, but Google is finally adding the facial recognition features you can find in Picasa Web albums to its desktop app. With today's release of Picasa 3.5, when you add a name tag, it scans your entire photo library and applies that name to every match.

[allQoo.com Business Web Hosting Service] Picasa adds face recognition, geotagging, albums | allQoo.com ...: no, actually the 3.5 makes it blindingly obvious that Picasa 4.0 is in the works, and probably overdue. For now, Google has managed to ship just

[Submitatonce Website Promotion & Traffic Blog] Google Pushes Picasa 3.5 with Photo and Geo Tagging Features: Available for both Windows and OS X users, Picasa 3.5's photo tagging feature called Name Tags is similar to the face recognition/naming technology used by iPhoto 09. But Picasa 3.5 is a bit faster as it scans all your photos and tries to recognize their faces .

[indi.ca] indi.ca » Why Flickr Sucks: I think Flickr could innovate by making it somehow a game to tag these innumerable photos, maybe hiring keyboard jockies in the third world to do it (I’d pay), or employing some artificial intelligence to pick out colors, faces and basic objects. I think they’re experimenting with this on some level, but my overall tagging experience hasn’t changed from years ago.

[Google Live Search] Google Pushes Picasa 3.5 with Photo and Geo Tagging Features ...: Available for both Windows and OS X users, Picasa 3.5’s photo tagging feature called Name Tags is similar to the face recognition/naming technology  used by iPhoto 09. But Picasa 3.5 is a bit faster  as it scans all your photos and  tries to recognize their faces in those photos and categorizes this as “Unnamed People”, even before you start identifying the faces by their names.

[Web Crawler] Picasa 3.5 brings facial recognition to the desktop | Web Crawler ...: As with Picasa Web Albums, your reward for trudging through your photos to add tags is better organization, which for a massive library of old, archived shots can be hugely helpful. And unlike Picasa's albums feature, name tags let you quickly sort all of your photos by who's in them--not when they were taken or how you've personally organized them.

[Technologizer] Picasa Gets Face Recognition, Built-in Google Maps | Technologizer: But Picasa, unlike iPhoto, runs on both Windows and Mac–and did I mention it’s free? Playing with version 3.5, I’m finding it meatier and easier to use than the Picasa of yore, so I’m tempted to switch, or at least trying using both iPhoto and Picasa in tandem.

[Tech News] Tech News » Blog Archive » Picasa Photo App Gets Better at ...: To get started with the new geotagging, just select pictures the images you want to use and then, click the Places panel and drop a pin in the right place on the map. Once you’ve added geotags to your images, it’s easy to search and locate photos according to where they were taken.

[Editor's Blog of Topsofts.com - Software Reviews, Popular Software Solutions, Freeware & Shareware Free Download] Picasa 3.5: a new destop utility for facial recognition « Editor's ...: Geotag your photos with Google Maps - This new feature provides an quick way for you to add geotags by using Google Maps. What you need to do is just click the Place button in Picasa 3.5, and drag your photos to the location where you took them.

[Wired: Compiler] Picasa Photo App Gets Better at Recognizing Faces Locations ...: Picasa 3.5 also features a revamped importing tool, with a new option to simultaneously import and upload images from your camera directly to Picasa Web Albums for sharing. There’s an option to upload all your photos, or you can simply star the photos you’d like to push into Picasa Web Albums.

[Sushubh's Blog] Google has to do something about Picasa Web Albums: Facial recognition works! Flickr desktop client in comparison is just an uploader and it fails too if you try to upload too much in one go on a slow connection (like what we have here in India).

[Internet Marketing News Watch] 'Picasa 3.5: Ruining Your Good Name with Face Recognition Tagging ...: Say goodbye to your controlled web presence and say hello to Picasa 3.5. Google released Picasa 3.5 with a slew of new features including facial recognition and name-based batch tagging, faster geo-tagging and better web uploading functionality.

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