iPhone kicking butt on flickr

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Remember the first picture on flickr with iPhone EXIF data?

http://www.engadget.com/2007/04/29/is-this-a-photo-from-an-iphone/

"Toast is a powerup"
Before the iPhone was even released..
Boy have things come a long way since then.

guys you should try Pushr (available on Cydia since last weekend)

Never been much of a Flicker user. Most of my Friends are around Facebook, so I tend to put stuff up there, just about everything else goes on to MobileMe. I try to keep everything in one place.

It may just be because many Nokia users have switched to uploading their pics to Nokia's own Ovi Share http://share.ovi.com/ also allows you to upload video (something that iPhone users don't have to worry about, since they can't even record video)

I used to send 'em to Facebook, but I've been dying to get out of that habit. Using a dedicated photo service that handles it well—and is more flexible as a web service—is just a better idea. Facebook can be a bit of a walled garden. Sure, it's nice to have things integrated smoothly into Facebook, but I'll settle for allowing Flickr to dump notifications into my New Feed. Honestly, I think Facebook could do a much better job of integrating Flickr into the Facebook Photos app.

In terms of the up-tick in iPhone stats on Flickr, I'm sure it's a huge confluence of things: 1) it seems iPhones are now properly transmitting EXIF data, when emailing photos to Flickr (that's my experience anyway), 2) more 3rd-party apps are becoming available to help people upload, 3) Facebook now has a nice "Import" feature for getting your Flickr updates in your News Feed, which will in turn convince more people to use Flickr.

It's straight to facebook for me

I'm using Mobile Fotos ($1.99 from the App Store) to upload photos to flickr from the iPhone. You can even specify which set to place the photos in, which is a feature absent from the email photos route.

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