Flickr For Android Gets Updated, Brings HTML Capabilities And Custom Filters

August 23, 2012

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Those of you Flickr users can look forward to a massive update that was released recently. The update includes a revamped UI that includes a new photo stream that allows users to easily share your life through your photos, while adding an even simpler way to share your photos via social networks like Facebook or Twitter. In addition, the latest update brings a custom filters (think Instagram) which allows you to further enhance your photos. Oh and last, but certainly not least— users can now see HTML content in comments and descriptions. This means users of the app can read HTML content shared by web users and even add items like HTML tags so they can be read on the Flickr on say, a desktop browser.

The update is available for all Android 2.1+ users in the Play Store today, so if you are a user– hit the link or QR code below in order grab the latest version for your device.

Play Store

Roy Alugbue Author

Conceived as Spock’s 4th cousin, Roy has had quite the life. He was born in beautiful San Jose, California, raised in Los Angeles, California and now resides in the greater New York City area. He has always been fascinated and obsessed with technology, especially the continuous advancements of mobile platforms. He was a Blackberry slave since his undergrad days at the University of Southern California until realizing in Feb. 2011, there were greener pastures in the land of Android. His first Android phone was the Motorola Atrix 4G, and he hasn’t looked back. He currently works in corporate media, enjoys following media and technology trends, reading a good book, weightlifting, playing on his XBOX 360 and conversing with total strangers.