Way back in January of 2008, word came from CES that Picasa had developed an official app for BlackBerry that promised to be more than just a launcher for the web album site. The app was rumored to make tagging and uploading your pictures from your BlackBerry's camera to your Picasa Web Album simple and quick. Unfortunately, that app was never released to the public, and all talk of it died out shortly after.
Fast forward to September 2010, two and a half years later, and the release of bbCasa by Bul System. This new app allows you to have all of the functionality of Picasa right on your BlackBerry! You can now upload photos to your online web album as soon as you take them, right from your device. You can also share albums, view info about pictures and albums, view and post comments, and create new albums.
bbCasa is compatible with all devices running OS 5.0 and greater. If you have a Picasa Web Album and want to be able to update it easily right from your BlackBerry, wherever you are, bbCasa is the app for you. It's available right now, in the CrackBerry store, for $2.99.
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