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Google has released Picasa Beta for the Mac. Finally, no more dealing with iPhoto's absolutely sluggish performance, even on the highest-end Quad-Core Intel Mac. Scrolling through iPhoto is like trying to pour molases out of a jar. This will mean even greater photo management for organizing documentaries, photo montages, and even just your family albums.
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If you've never tried Picasa before, it's a program that helps you manage, edit, and share your photo collection. It works especially well with Picasa Web Albums, Google's free photo-sharing site, so it can help you manage the photo albums you've shared online with friends and family as well as the photos on your computer. In addition to photo editing tools, the Picasa client includes features like automatic web sync, fast and simple sharing, collage making, and simple movie editing.
System Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4+
- Intel CPU
- 256MB RAM
- 100MB available hard disk space
Also available:
Picasa also runs on Windows XP/Vista and Linux.
Picasa Web Albums provides a free iPhoto plugin and uploader.