Lastly you can now take photos in a snap by using your iPhone’s volume up button.How Photos of Your Kids Are Powering Surveillance Technology Millions of Flickr images were sucked into a database called MegaFace. We also now display an even higher resolution image in the lightbox view, so you can zoom in further and see all of the details. You basically get the best of both worlds: High resolution uploads that will make sure that you can enjoy your photos in great quality in the future, plus fast uploads in the background, so that you don’t have to wait.Īnd there is more: Photos that you take with the Flickr camera are now immediately saved to your camera roll. We did some magic to optimize uploads, but also start uploading in the background while you think about the photo’s title or where you want to share it to. Uploads from the Flickr app are much faster. A few seconds later the photo will be in your iPhone’s camera roll in the largest available resolution. Just tap the share icon on any of your photos and tap “Save Photo”. You can now download your own photos from Flickr to your camera roll. We will notify your friends that you mentioned them. Start by typing in the sign, and then simply select one of your Flickr contacts to mention them in a title, description or comment. You can now mention your friends right from the app. Read the Yahoo’s blog post on the update below: You can take photos using the iPhone’s volume up button.Higher-resolution photos are displayed in lightbox so you can zoom in more.Flickr photos are saved immediately to your iPhone camera roll.Photo uploads have been optimized to work faster.Mention and tag friends in a photo or post by using an sign.Download photos from Flickr straight to your camera roll.The new update includes the following additions: This indicates Mayer clearly wants Yahoo to be recognized as a product company again. Yahoo added Instagram-like filters to Flickr for iPhone in December and now we’ve got more updates today. On the mobile front, Mayer said she wants to eliminate up to 80 percent of Yahoo’s mobile apps, but Flickr clearly isn’t one of them. But Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer clearly likes Flickr and has made sure the app has gotten some attention. Flickr has struggled over the years to stay relevant, and the rise of Instagram hurt whatever chance it had of being the dominant mobile photo-sharing app.
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