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Google unveiled the latest updates to its Picasa photo organizer, and those included a new feature called Picasa Web Albums.

Google has acquired Neven Vision and its image recognition technology, which will be incorporated into the Picasa photo organizer.

Picasa Web Albums is supposed to be invite-only. However, if you enter your Google Account email address in the box on the picasaweb.google.com homepage, you may get in immediately. I did.

The call for Google to port its software applications to Linux got off to a good start with the company's photo sharing and editing software Picasa making the jump.

Google's known for developing great services without necessarily knowing how they're going to monitize them.

Yesterday, Google launched Picasa 2.0, an updated version of their acquired digital image management software. Reaction to software seemed quite positive, especially those concerning the price tag.

As if Google.com had any problems with acquiring new technologies along comes Picasa.com and helps Google let people share graphics and video for free!

There has been much discussion of Picasa, Google's recently acquired digital image program. However, relatively few people are aware that another program comes quietly bundled with Picasa: Hello, a free peer-to-peer network run by the Pasadena-based company.