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more about #flickr PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: The title led me to believe this may be a contest. more » Deckard: I agree, some of these would make cool posters. The YouTube cover is a bit odd "Big brother is watching you.". I don't consider YouTube George Orwel... more » Curves: Everything was in the style of Peter Max in the 60s. It was like a whole decade of Yellow Submarine. more » SigmundTheSeaMonster: Needs HOBO font face...now THAT is the 60's... more » Gene Kieca: Why doesn't Gizmodo have an iPhone App? I would love to keep up on Apple's event tomorrow via an app, in addition to stories and things. more » Bandit: Also, no zooming. more » Bandit: Just installed it and I have to say it's weak. You can search but no advanced searching, no sorting by Relevance, Interesting, Date, no Favorites whe... more » Xjep: Why the hell do we need these apps make the users go through the site like everyone else. Remember the part about the Iphone having the real web the... more » Kaiser-Machead: Finally, I can look down on everyone else whilst I upload hi-def closeups of flower genitalia and old people in high contrast lighting, on the go! more » phonzie: just b/c it has the word "pro" in it doesn't mean "professionals only." snapfish, kodakgallery and the others don't allow others to download photos an... more » Bandit: In related "long overdue" news, why is KodakGallery still in beta? Are they trying to completely kill their brand? more » plasticmouse: I am very grateful I am not obsessed with iphone apps. Although, if I told you I don't actually use a mobile phone at all you would probably tell me ... more » Diddle my Skittles: Awesome, millions and millions of uploads of photos of nothing. That won't kill the Flickr infrastructure. This is why I won't be renewing my Flickr P... more » OMG! Ponies!: While it's not as stripped-down simple or fast as FlickIt, I think it's not too bad. Plus, can't beat "Free" pricewise. more » Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected: eh, call me when 4chan has an iPhone app. I wants my hentai on the go. more » OCEntertainment: "Wait, _________ feature wasn't already part of the iPhone?" Good to see Flickr is keeping the iPhone experience consistent. Therefore, app approved. more » badasscat: If the iPhone is counted as a single model, then the Canon Rebel should be too. more » frigg: I love my iPhone 3GS. I really do. But its camera is a disappointing piece of crap. more » Pessimippöpötåmus: As an elitist, cellphone cameras disgust me as much as most poket sized point and shooters. I didn't spend a whole semester in my high school learni... more » P3nnst8r: Obama uses a Canon?!!!! So not getting my vote 2012. more » -
#books
What Would Books About Twitter, Wikipedia and YouTube From The 1960s Look Like?
Fortunately we don't have to think too hard about what they'd look like, because French artist Stéphane Massa-Bidal has designed a series of book covers for 10 of our favourite web services. More » -
#iphoneapps
The Week In iPhone Apps: Spiders, Robots, and OCD
This week in your facelifted, more searchable, iTunes-sortable app roundup: Flickr goes official; Navigon grows more sociable; spiders poop web; your homescreen gets organized; rhythm games find a new muse; and robots master the art of pillow talk. More » -
#iphoneapps
Wait, Flickr Didn't Already Have an iPhone App?
No, somehow! But after a year of forcing users to settle for a web interface, and by extension, sending them into the comforting arms of various third-party uploading apps, Yahoo has finally made a native Flickr client. It's decent! More » -
#iphone
iPhone Is Now the Most Popular Camera In Flickr
Despite all of them being counted as a single model, this fact is still impressive: The iPhone is now the number one camera in Flickr, the most popular image network. It's also the only cellphone in the top 5. More » -
#obama
The White House Has a Flickr Stream
The White House just put up a Flickr Stream (291 photos uploaded yesterday, 1 uploaded today) of their comings and goings. These are some pretty good shots. More » -
#photography
35,000,000 Flickr Photos, Mapped
Scientists at Cornell University have super-computed the geotags of 35 million Flickr photos, creating photography heatmaps for locations around the world. Their conclusion? People really, really like taking pictures of landmarks. More » -
#imagecache
Flickr Collage Is One for the "Why Didn't We Think of That?" File
Flickr user Norby figured out a way to make the site's interface work in ways we hadn't expected. [Flickr] -
#8monthslater
Why Apple's MobileMe Doesn't Work As a $100 Service
There's nothing majorly wrong with Apple's MobileMe service. All of its subsidiary pieces and parts—the email, the syncable calendar and contacts, the photo gallery, the online storage—do fine. So why doesn't it make sense? -
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#imageoftheday
Your Best Audio Gear in Pictures
We asked, you delivered. Here are your best photos of your awesome audio gear. More » -
#listeningtest
Submit Your Epic Audio Setups and First Album Stories to the Gizmodo Flickr Pool
Coachella's coming up as Gizmodo's Listening Week is coming to an end. Help us go out with a splash by jumping into our Gizmodo Flickr pool. More » -
#submityourphotos
How To Submit Your Photos to the Gizmodo Flickr Pool
See that? That's what it would look like if the Joker had a DSLR when he broke out of jail. It's also from our Gizmodo Flickr pool. More » -
#visualization
See the World Through Flickr's Eyes
As sad as it sounds, most of us experience the world through photographs. Now MIT software engineers are taking that idea literally and mapping Flickr photos to regional maps in The World's Eyes project. More » -
#flickr
The Gizmodo Flickr Pool: Submit Your Photos
Hey, we started a Gizmodo Flickr pool, to make it easier for you to send us photos you think could make for an interesting post. More » -
#design
Electric Hand Dryers From Around the World
I love tireless photo archives of the seemingly mundane objects we run into every day. To wit: this study of 96 bathroom air blowers from around the world by photographer Douglas Wilson. More » -
#gmail
Gmail Lets You Take Back Sent Messages, Gets Built-in YouTube, Flickr and Yelp Previews
Everyday, Gmail makes desktop mail clients feel a little more dated. The latest Labs features now preview stuff from YouTube (no more Rickrolling??), Flickr, Picasa and Yelp, and you can undo sending regrettable email. More » -
#media
Flickr Opens Video Uploads to Everyone, Adds HD Option for Pro Users
Flickr's somewhat stunted video feature always seemed kind of basic for a "pro" service. Now, finally, uploads have been opened to regular users, with added HD support for paid subscribers. More » -
#cellphones
Sony Ericsson C903 Cybershot Phone Comes Complete With Geotagging, Flickr
The Sony Ericsson C903 Cybershot comes in a slider form factor and has a 2.4-inch screen, 5-megapixel camera, face detection and geotagging. -
#lego
Lego Chuck Taylor Sneakers Look Even Less Comfortable Than Usual
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#bushleague
The Biggest Advances in Governmental Tech During the Bush Era
With all this talk about Obama's BlackBerry and weekly YouTube addresses, we tend to assume there was no governmental tech before him. But there actually were some impressive advances in the last eight years. More » -
#pranks
When Coworkers' Pranks Get Scary: Guy's Desk Gets Plastered by Big Brother Steve Jobs
One day late last summer, Flickr member jpegsrock returned to work from his vacation to find his cubicle just a little different, courtesy of his loving coworkers. More »
