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Design

Entire City Rendered In 3D Using Nothing But Flickr Photos

1:00AM John Herrman | If this sounds a lot like Microsoft Photosynth, that’s because, to an extent, it is Microsoft Photosynth—except instead of constructing scenes, this revamped version constructs entire cities. More »
Software

The Week In iPhone Apps: Spiders, Robots And OCD

9:00AM John Herrman | This week in your facelifted, more searchable, iTunes-sortable app roundup: Flickr goes official; spiders poop web; your homescreen gets organized; rhythm games find a new muse; and robots master the art of pillow talk. More »
Software

Wait, Flickr Didn’t Already Have An iPhone App?

3:20AM John Herrman | No, somehow! But after a year of forcing users to settle for a web interface, and by extension, sending them into the comforting arms of various third-party uploading apps, Yahoo has finally made a native Flickr client. It’s decent! More »
Cameras

iPhone Is Now The Most Popular Camera In Flickr

8:40AM Jesus Diaz | Despite all of them being counted as a single model, this fact is still impressive: The iPhone is now the number one camera in Flickr, the most popular image network. It’s also the only mobile phone in the top 5. More »
Announcements

Don’t Forget To Join Our Flickr Group

10:30AM Nick Broughall | We’ve been getting some great gadgety photos in the Gizmodo AU Flickr pool – like this pic of some RAM from jbrundish – but we want more. More »
Announcements

Don’t Forget To Join Our Flickr Group

1:29PM Nick Broughall | Got an awesome photo of your brand new iPhone 3GS? Happen to spot a funny BSOD down at the shops? We want you to share them with us on Flickr. More »
Announcements

Join The Gizmodo AU Flickr Pool

11:45AM Nick Broughall | So we’re trying something new here at Giz AU. We want you to join us on Flickr by sharing all the awesome photos you think might make a good story. More »
Online

The White House Has a Flickr Stream

4:19AM Jason Chen | The White House just put up a Flickr Stream (291 photos uploaded yesterday, 1 uploaded today) of their comings and goings. These are some pretty good shots. More »
Online

35,000,000 Flickr Photos, Mapped

9:55PM John Herrman | Scientists at Cornell University have super-computed the geotags of 35 million Flickr photos, creating photography heatmaps for locations around the world. Their conclusion? People really, really like taking pictures of landmarks. More »
Online

Flickr Group Collects All The Things iPhoto Thinks Are Faces

9:00AM John Mahoney | As you probably know, iPhoto’s facial recognition feature likes to spot visages in odd places. Like a ball of cookie dough that looked like a panda. Now, there’s a place for even more delightful mistakes. More »