Flickr takes aim at more social photo-sharing apps like Instagram and adds friend mentions to its update for iPhones released today (Feb. 21). But it hasn't forgotten its serious photographers who will now be able to download images to their phones for sharing and editing on-the-go. Full story
Roughly two weeks ago, Tweetbot for iOS was graced with in-line viewing of Flickr and Vine content, and now the Mac app has gotten a similar treatment with thumbnail support for both services. Version 1.2 of the client not only accommodates the 6-second films, but it brings a slew of other changes Full story
Whatever the platform, Tapbots' Tweetbot is known for supporting in-line content viewing that doesn't always appear in other Twitter clients -- it's a survivor of the Instagram-Twitter fallout, for example. With the launch of version 2.7 updates for iOS, the app may have microblog media well and tr Full story
Instagram's new Terms of Use have made some people pretty upset, as well as confused, about what the service can or cannot do with your photos — so much so, in fact, that many users are looking for photo sharing alternatives. But a good substitute would have to offer a lot more than fancy filters. Full story
Avi Muchnick, Co-Founder & CEO of Aviary, discusses his company's two big partnerships with Twitter and Flickr.
On photo site Flickr today (August 14), a user group called Sequence Photography posted some impressive shots showing the stages as people or objects move across a photo. Sequence photography is usually done by shooting a series of images where the subject — say, a diver — is captured in successi Full story
A tablet with one of the pictures posted in the official North Korean Flickr account is seen in this photo illustration taken in Singapore April 5, 2013. North Korea's official Flickr and Twitter accounts were targeted by hackers on April 4. Some of the pictures in the Flickr account were replaced b
