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Google Adding Face Recognition Technology to Picasa

Wednesday, August 16, 2006

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Google is suddenly making news on almost all its products..Till sometime back, Adsense/Adwords was the only visible form of revenue that Google was making. Then recently came Maps and Videos; so much that Google dumped Froogle out from the homepage and brought in Videos.

Now, Picassa is out to bring in new technologies that can make photo organizing easier. Google thinks it can be done by way of face recognition technology. This way you can organize pictures according to people, places, etc..

Way to go Google..

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posted by Anand, 1:26 AM

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