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Noticings: Geotagging Photo Game Powered by Flickr API
We recently told you about the Flickr App garden and gave a list of five interesting apps we found using this new section of the site. One app we didn't
Obama in 3D: Photosynth to Crowdsource Synth of the 44th Presidential Inauguration
Next Tuesday, the eyes of the United States - and likely the world - will be on Washington, DC, as Barack Obama takes the oath of office to become the
Photogram: A Simple, Fun Photo-Sharing App for iPhone
I very rarely review a single mobile app these days - we prefer to do mobile app round-ups here on ReadWriteWeb - but I'm going to make an exception this
Facebook Bans Breast-Feeding Photos
Breasts. They're complicated. Facebook states that breast-feeding pictures are okie dokie, just as long as there's no "exposed breast" that doesn't feature the child actively nursing. In other words, if
MySpace Finally Supports Mobile Photo Uploads
Short of using a specialized application (or phone) of some sort, users of the social networking service MySpace did not have a way to easily upload photos from their mobile
Adobe To Launch Mobile Storage Service
Adobe Photoshop is a top of the line design software. We've written extensively in the past about the many ways Adobe is branching off of Photoshop to cater to
Why Obama's Flickr Photos Aren't in the Public Domain
The White House is making unprecedented use of consumer web technologies but those technologies aren't always well suited to fit the government's needs. They aren't always well suited to fit
Photrade Makes Selling and Licensing Your Photos Easy
The DEMO Fall conference today saw the launch of a number of interesting online photo applications. Out of this group, one service that especially caught our eye was Photrade, which
Chrome OS Tip: Accessing Photos from USB Storage
As one of the lucky recipients of the Cr-48 Chrome OS test notebook, I've been experimenting with how well I can unwire to live "in the cloud," as they say.
Real-Time Web Summit Photo Roundup
The Real-Time Web Summit in New York City is currently winding down, and by most accounts it's been a pretty incredible day. To quote Baratunde Thurston, Web editor at @theonion,
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