Flickr has updated its mobile app, making it more in-line with other photo apps (filters, short videos, sharing) and giving it an improved user experience.
Flickr's new "photo experience" leaves the beta stage and is now standard for all users. Which is good, because it's much better and faster than before.
Less than a year after it had a major makeover, Flickr looks set for another redesign in the coming weeks, bringing with it a slicker interface and emphasized sharing options. The much-criticized Yahoo toolbar will reportedly be dumped, too.
Hurricanes, space walks, the Hubble space telescope – it's all there in NASA's awesome set of Gravity-inspired images, released just as the acclaimed space movie is expected to pick up a clutch of Oscars in LA Sunday night.
Flickr on Tuesday announced a new Photo Book service, allowing users of the photo-sharing site to quickly and easily create image-filled hardcovers. Prices start at $34.95 for a 20-page book.
The Flickr community has reacted badly to a new Yahoo toolbar that appeared on the photo site last week. Designed to "make it easier to access other places in the Yahoo network", the bar has been slammed for its poor design and intrusiveness.
Peder Norrby, founder of Trapcode, a Swedish graphics company, has complied many of the Apple Maps photographic glitches into a set on his Flickr account.
Social media data gathering has been made even better for companies as Gnip gains access to six new public APIs, enriching their social reporting even more.
Hacktivist group Anonymous is out to get institutions that are bad, bad, bad. Its latest target is North Korea and its social media accounts and websites.
A couple of months after a pretty major revamp, the Flickr iPhone app has just received another update. New features include the ability to tag friends, faster uploads, volume up shutter release and more.
It only launched three years ago but in that short time 500px has become quite a hit with photographers. Today it hoped to attract a few more to its site by launching a new membership option — Plus — which undercuts Flickr's Pro plan by $5.
A study looking at camera usage in the US has found that more and more people are turning to their smartphone to take photos, with the percentage of pictures taken on such devices jumping 10 percent in the last year.
Owners of the recently released iPhone 4S are evidently getting good use out of its camera, with the device zooming up the Flickr chart to become the second most popular smartphone among users uploading pictures to the photo sharing website. The iPhone 4 retains the top spot.
Artist Eric Kessels has printed out every single photo uploaded to Flickr in a single 24-hour period. The installation forms part of an exhibition at an Amsterdam gallery looking at the future of photography.
With users of Facebook endlessly uploading new status updates to their profile pages, the social network receives a bit over 17 million status updates every hour.
Glitch, an ambitious and quirky MMO by Flickr founders has finally stepped out of beta today. Earn abilities and form communities with friends to create a mythological culture that will survive into a benevolent future.
With billions of photos uploaded onto Facebook each month, it's no surprise that the social networking giant likely houses the largest collection of photographs in the United States.
Trying to keep up with sharing settings on various picture albums can eat up a chunk of time for the photographer concerned about privacy. Flickr is rolling out a new way to manage privacy based on location.