Given the spate of closures, abandonments and wound-up projects, we can't help but suspect Google's mantra switching from "
don't be evil" to "
sic transit gloria mundi." Mountain View's winding up online-image editing site
Picnik in preparation for integration with Google+, joining
Wave, Knol, Friend Connect,
Gears,
Health,
Powermeter and at least ten other services that have been shuttered as part of Larry Page's "spring clean." In a statement on the site, the guys are moving over to the Google+ team to "focus on even awesomer things," so expect to see live-editing of your photos appear there before the end of summer. In the meantime, you can enjoy Picnik's premium service until the doors close on April 19th and those who previously stumped up (with, you know, cash) for the added features will receive a full refund.
[Thanks, Henry]
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