If you get a Google+ account, one added benefit is that you can now upload an unlimited number of higher quality photos (up to 2048 x 2048 pixels) to Google+ and/or Picasa Web Albums, for free. There are some differences in how your photos are handled and stored, depending on if you upload photos in Google+ or in Picasa Web Albums. The details are explained here. 
Using the desktop software version of Picasa, you have the option to sign in to Picasa Web Albums to upload and share your photos. If you get a "login incorrect" message when you try to sign in to Picasa Web Albums from the desktop version of Picasa, it may be because you have 2-Step Verification turned on in your Google account. 
Google’s 2-Step Verification is an optional and relatively simple way to provide an extra level of security for your Google account. While it is not a newly introduced feature, it may not be very widely known or used by most. More information on 2-Step Verification for your Google account is given below, including details on Your Android phone can show calendars from your Google account’s Google Calendar. You may have multiple individual calendars setup within your Google Calendar account. It may suddenly be the case that some calendars are no longer showing events on your Android phone. Xomba.com is a web site whose central purposes are to share ideas (by writing and commenting), make friends, and get paid. This article deals with that last one, getting paid, and goes through the basics of how to make money online through Xomba.com. Xomba.com makes it more user friendly to not only make some extra income online, but also to help publicize either your own work or other useful/interesting material online, through their version of social bookmarking. Xomba.com uses Google Adsense, so that Xomba.com itself does not pay you, but rather, you are paid through your Google Adsense account, which is free if you do not have one. For those who are new to online income, the process of making money online, with a free Xomba.com account, is simplified here. |
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