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Pictures or videos in Picasa online albums will be automatically available in people's Google Photos accounts

You simply upload a batch of photos and Google will try to highlight the best ones and make them look their best.

Google is planning to revamp two of its popular services, Blogger and Picasa, Mashable reported.

Google on Tuesday wove content from its social network and Picasa photo-sharing service into its search formula to serve up personalized results to online queries.

Google is going to start operating under a streamlined privacy policy that enables it to dig even deeper into the lives of its more than 1 billion users.

Google is going to start operating under a streamlined privacy policy that enables it to dig even deeper into the lives of its more than 1 billion users.

If you're amazed — and maybe even a little alarmed — about how much Google seems to know about you, brace yourself. Beginning Thursday, Google will operate under a streamlined privacy policy that enables the Internet's most powerful company to dig even deeper into the lives of its more than 1 billion users.

Google on Tuesday wove content from its social network and Picasa photo-sharing service into its search formula to serve up personalized results to online queries.

Google is planning to revamp two of its popular services, Blogger and Picasa, Mashable reported.

Pictures or videos in Picasa online albums will be automatically available in people's Google Photos accounts

You simply upload a batch of photos and Google will try to highlight the best ones and make them look their best.

Google is planning to revamp two of its popular services, Blogger and Picasa, Mashable reported.

Google on Tuesday wove content from its social network and Picasa photo-sharing service into its search formula to serve up personalized results to online queries.

Google is going to start operating under a streamlined privacy policy that enables it to dig even deeper into the lives of its more than 1 billion users.

Google is going to start operating under a streamlined privacy policy that enables it to dig even deeper into the lives of its more than 1 billion users.

If you're amazed — and maybe even a little alarmed — about how much Google seems to know about you, brace yourself. Beginning Thursday, Google will operate under a streamlined privacy policy that enables the Internet's most powerful company to dig even deeper into the lives of its more than 1 billion users.

Google on Tuesday wove content from its social network and Picasa photo-sharing service into its search formula to serve up personalized results to online queries.

Google is planning to revamp two of its popular services, Blogger and Picasa, Mashable reported.