Yes, Google has finally acquired Picnik, and online photo editing website. Using Picnik, you can crop, do touch-ups and add cool effects to your photos, all without leaving your web browser. Based on the Google blog entry, it is expected that Google will be doing integration of some of their apps with Picnik, a step which would make Google a more complete web suite for all.
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Similar to Facebook Page, Google has introduced its Google+ Pages to businesses and brands across the globe. As mentioned in their blog, Google st ...
Moodlerooms (a Moodle partner that offers service solutions to unlock learning with the open-source Moodle) has collaborated with Google to integr ...
RSS technology is on the rise especially for people who would love to save time reading the latest contents from their favourite website without t ...
The wait is over, Google has released its stable version of Google Chrome 4, now with extensions [currently for Windows]. This is another feature ...
As a proponent of Cloud Computing, Google is in the process of finalising its latest open-source baby known as Chrome OS (operating system), as ma ...
