Posted on 24 Sep 2008
Flickr Launches Explore Analog
Most people are increasingly frowning upon analog photography because they believed that this kind of film processing technology will not offer the end users a great user experience, and in overall the market demand for this film photography has been declined as well. However, even I believe that the film photography is on its way [...]
Posted on 14 Nov 2007
2 Billion Photos Uploaded To Flickr
According to the latest blog entry on Flickr, over 2 billion photos have been uploaded to their database. The rise in the number of people in using Flickr and uploading photos since Yahoo! acquired Flickr in 2005 has further proved that Flickr is a good buy for Yahoo! At the time of writing this post, [...]
Posted on 18 Oct 2007
oSkope: A Visual Search Engine
The other day I came across a new visual search engine that called oSkope. As stated on their landing page, oSkope is a visual browser that fetch and organize the items from Web services such as Amazon, eBay, Flickr and YouTube. Users are allowed to select one of these four services and play around with [...]
Posted on 14 Jun 2007
Yahoo! Photo Announces Closing Date: September 20
Yahoo! Photo begins to closing down its service, as announces in this help page. Moreover, it allowed the existing users few alternative choices besides Flickr, owned by Yahoo!. Users can migrate their photos to Kodak Gallery, Shutterfly, Snapfish, and Photobucket. Users are advised to go to http://closing.photos.yahoo.com to make their decisions before September 20, 2007. [...]
Posted on 10 Jun 2007
Apparently, Flickr is the most successful photo sharing application on the Web right now. I’ve been tracking the rapid creation of the third-party tools that aimed to enhance the services of Flickr and it seems that the number of these tools are increasing month by month. This generation of Web developers with a flair of [...]
