Flickr is also still alive and has been updated

These days we rarely have the opportunity to hear Flickr mentioned , one of the first communities and applications oriented towards photography where users can join different groups, share images , tag and even have conversations with those who value the captured photographs .

Obviously Flickr has been overshadowed by the popularity of Instagram , but this iOS app is still alive and today it shows us a great update that it has just made for the Apple platform.

The iPhone's camera roll has been imitated in this new version of Flickr , which includes an automatic image upload system. When you first open the app, it asks if you want to enable this feature for each new photo you take. In other words, you take the photo and it's automatically uploaded to your private Flickr account.

Flickr offers 1TB of free cloud storage , and considering the average file size of each image, that gives you an idea of ​​the large number of files you can store. Now, version 4.0 of Flickr becomes even more social, as it includes an extension for sharing photos on Instagram . The organization and navigation of images are particularly noteworthy in this new update.

What I really don't like about Flickr on iOS is that it only works with iOS 8.0 and later, which limits the options for many users to enjoy it on earlier versions, even though these features can be used on any other firmware version.

If you want to explore it, remember that it's free , weighs 60MB, and is available in Spanish. App Store.