Yahoo have announced massive changes to its struggling Flickr photo sharing website. Flickr used to be the biggest photo sharing site on the internet until Facebook and Instagram exploded onto the scene. The Flickr announcement was overshadowed by Yahoo’s aquisition of Tumblr for $1.1 billion, but it’s still big news for Flickr users, and anyone who likes to share photos online. Here is a quick view of the major changes: Free TB of storage for everyone Photos dislpayed in full resolution New interface design Major overhaul of upgrade plans 1 TB of free storage

I’ve been wondering for so long now why Instagram is taking its time to release an Android app. Streamzoo is slowly but surely building a crowd of cool users uploading and sharing great photos taken using their Android phones. Now, another photo-sharing app has been released and it happens to be the mobile application of one of the oldest photo-sharing site on the web. I’m talking about Flickr. Yes, one of Yahoo’s steadiest web service, Flickr now ...

Google’s Picasa Web Albums is a popular destination for storing your photos online. With over 1GB of free storage you can store a large number of photos in Picasa. It also gives the users the option to create online albums which can be shared easily with family and friends. If you have a collection of photos on Picasa and wish to transfer them to Facebook, Flickr or Live photos – manually saving/downloading each photo ...