By Brandon Russell |
Apple’s iOS 7 could introduce deep integration with Flickr and Vimeo, similar to how Twitter and Facebook are currently built into the company’s mobile ecosystem. According to 9to5Mac, those partnership talks first mentioned back in April are turning up some exciting opportunities for the two…
By Todd Haselton |
Yahoo took the stage in New York City today—the site of its new headquarters—and discussed the future of Flickr. The company said that it wanted to re-focus Flickr on photos again, instead of on all of the clutter that surrounds pictures on the current interface.…
By Brandon Russell |
Flickr is getting into the holiday spirit, and capitalizing on Instagram’s ToS snafu, by offering three free months of Flickr Pro to new and existing users. This is actually a pretty great offer, and perfectly timed for those looking for a place to upload their…
By Brandon Russell |
People are understandably freaking out about Instagram’s new ToS. Facebook wants to monetize the service, and to do that it has to run ads. But, according to its own terms, it might cull from Instagram’s mighty userbase to do so. Maybe. CEO Kevin Systrom on…
By Killian Bell |
The official Flickr app for Android has been updated this week to introduce improvements to its user interface, in addition to new editing features. Users can now swipe through images to make navigation photo albums a much faster and smoother experience. What’s more, the app…
By Killian Bell |
Rumors surrounding Nikon’s first Android-powered point-and-shoot have been circulating since early August, but today, the company finally made it official. The Coolpix S800c runs stock Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and offers full, unrestricted access to the Google Play Store. This opens up a world of possibilities…
By Brandon Russell |
The Google Nexus 7 doesn’t have a rear-facing camera, but so what? An Instagram update is here regardless, and it’s available in the Google Play store now — start filtering up those self portraits shot with the front-facing camera! While the update likely isn’t designed…
By Adriana Lee |
Ever consider just how many of your treasured photos are on Facebook or Flickr? Lucky for you, Seagate has. The company has introduced a new slew of backup drives, called Backup Plus, that can stash those cloud-based images for you. (Of course, that’s not the…
By Killian Bell |
If you’re a Mac OS X user, the chances are you probably know quite a bit about Mountain Lion already. Apple has been promoting the new software — and all of its new features — since its initial unveiling back in February. But to bring…
By Brandon Russell |
Sometimes taking a single photograph isn’t enough to really capture the beauty of a landscape – or your cat. So Nokia is introducing a solution. The company on Tuesday announced a free camera app, dubbed Creative Studio, for its Lumia 800 and 710 smartphones. Creative…
By Killian Bell |
It wasn’t easy to predict how successful the Samsung Galaxy Note would be when we were first introduced to the device at IFA in Berlin early this year. With it’s 5.3-inch display, the Galaxy Note seems a little too big to be an everyday smartphone,…
By Emily Price |
Flickr is currently home to over a million new photos a day taken from everything from high-end SLRs to built-in cameras in phones . So what does a million photos look like? Photographer Erik Kessels’ current installation at the Foam gallery in Amsterdam attempts to…
By Jack McGrath |
Google+ is officially on the market, and it’s being released in small doses in the form of invites. Much like how Gmail was initially spread in beta, the invite only model creates a sense of exclusivity and belonging. Facebook also used this method to market…
By Mike Perlman |
Privacy within the digital age is under siege, and it’s not just Facebook you should be worrying about. With the implementation of GPS in modern digital cameras and nearly all phones with a decent camera, photographers are sitting ducks. Not only do we have to…
By Mike Perlman |
EXIF data. Familiarize yourself with it. Inhale, exhale, and live in harmony with EXIF data. Understand the mechanics of the Exchangeable Image File format, for it could someday ruin your life. For the average photographer, EXIF data is a bare essential, divulging Aperture, ISO, Shutter…
