Google's recent acquisition of Picnik has led to deep integration of the photo editor into Google's Picasa Web Albums site. Josh Lowensohn Former Senior Writer Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and ...

A higher-end feature on desktop photo-editing software, the ability to edit a photo's tone curve, is now on the Picnik online photo-editing site. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

Google recently added some great new features to Picasa Web Albums, the search giant's photo-sharing site, thanks to the company's recent acquisition of the photo editing site Picnik. Picasa users can ...

Google CEO Eric Schmidt backs his words with his wallet. In September, Schmidt announced that Google would buy one small company per month. In a bit less than seven months since, Google has bought — ...

Google announced that as of April 19, it will shut down Picnik, an online photo editing tool acquired by the company in 2010, and bundle some of the editing tools into their over-arching Google+ ...

Yesterday (April 19) Google's handy photo-editing site, Picnik, closed its Web address. But you can still use it inside Google+, the struggling social media network that's been overshadowed by ...

Google on Monday announced the acquisition of Picnik, a photo editing Web site. The move is not surprising considering Google’s focus on promoting Web apps and the company’s upcoming Google Chrome OS.

On Monday, Google announced its latest acquisition, online image service Picnik. In Google’s own words, Picnik was “one of the first sites to bring photo editing to the cloud.” Picnik features a Flash ...

Google has acquired Picnik, whose Web-based application lets people import and edit photos in a browser. “We’re not announcing any significant changes to Picnik today, though we’ll be working hard on ...