Fiabee is a cloud-based file storage service that we first covered back at the end of last year. Now, the Spain and San Francisco based startup has rolled out new services that make it a compelling choice for anyone considering the best place to store their files in that fluffy place we call the cloud. [...]

Read More: Cloud storage service Fiabee gets Facebook and Flickr sync, Windows app and more

Fiabee is a cloud-based file storage service that we first covered back at the end of last year. Now, the Spain and San Francisco based startup has rolled out new...

Read More: Cloud storage service Fiabee gets Facebook and Flickr sync, Windows app and more

Flickr's new Photo Session service lets up to 10 people view a slide set at the same time over the Internet. A Photo Session remains active for 24 hours. When viewed in a group, anyone can navigate through the photos. Only the Photo Session creator needs a Flickr account. However, a Flickr account is needed in order to chat or draw during a Photo Session.


Read More: Flickr Photo Session: View Slideshows as a Net Group – iPhone & iPad Supported

In less than a year, Instagram has gathered a community of more than 10 million iPhone using people. With such success on a single platform and a core team that can be counted on the fingers of two hands with fingers to spare, it isn't surprising that they have not tried to conquer Android too. This left a vacuum that Flickr, the original social photo site, is trying to fill.


Read More: Official Flickr Android App Available with Photo Filters & Sharing

Being an Android user and Flickr user has been dangerous territory for quite a long time now. There's been no official app, and the third-party ones haven't been too hot. Luckily for us, Yahoo has finally dropped a Flickr app that not only has the official blessing, but doesn't suck at all.

Read More: Official Flickr App Arrives For Android

Social network influence-measurement service Klout doubled its pleasure by doubling the total number of networks it factors into its ratings system, announcing the addition of Blogger, Tumblr, Flickr, Instagram, and Last.fm.

Read More: Klout Adds Blogger, Tumblr, Flickr, Instagram, Last.fm to Influence-Measurement Mix

London has been the scene of utter chaos over the past few days, and last night it hit a new peak when it seemed many parts of the UK capital were under siege, from north to south.Whilst many criticisms have been flung at the lack of police presence in many areas, the Metropolitan Police has now turned to Flickr to help the public finger many of the perpetrators.The Metropolitan Police's Flickr photo stream includes some of the people it believes have been involved in the riots, and at the time [...]

Read More: Police use Flickr to identify London riot suspects

Popular photo-sharing website Flickr announced on Thursday that it had surpassed the 6 billion photos, reaching the milestone in just under seven and a half years.Flickr says that over the last five years, uploads have increased 20% year-over-year, a respectable growth rate. The company is quick to point out that its tagging, camera data, groups, comments and favourites make the photo sharing website unique, perhaps in light of its small footprint compared to other photo sharing websites.In comp [...]

Read More: Flickr hits 6 billion total photos, but Facebook does that every 2 months