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"Flickr unveiled its completely redesigned iOS and Android apps on Thursday. The apps include faster navigation, a more streamlined design and add support for HD videos.\nFlickr's refreshed home screen emphasizes sharing and interacting with photos in your feed.  The redesigned timeline ditches its past grid layout and instead opts for a clean, single-column feed that displays images one at a time with options to share and comment underneath each photo.\nSee also: A Look Back at Flickr's First 10 Years\n\nWith the latest update, Flickr has simplified the in-app navigation and emphasizes interacting and sharing photos.Image:  FlickrThe app's navigation is much faster overall than previous versions. The company especially focused on boosting the speed of its search and it shows. Searching for photos is significantly faster in the new app.\nThe company also improved search by incorporating images' metadata into the app, including type of camera, camera settings and location information.\n\nFlickr's latest update includes HD video and searchable metadata.Image:  Flickr\"Even if you have thousands of photos, our intelligent search engine will help you find what you\u2019re looking for fast,\" Flickr's vice president, Bernardo Hernandez, wrote in a blog post. \"Flickr\u2019s understanding of your photo\u2019s date and time (ex: 'January 2014'), place (ex: 'San Francisco'), and even scenes and objects (ex: 'car,' 'sunset,' 'beach,' 'portrait') helps organize your images so you don\u2019t have to.\"\nThe new app also includes in-app video capture. Users can now record and share up to 30 seconds of HD videos within the app. Flickr's live filters can also be added to videos.\nFlickr 3.0 is available now in the Google Play Store and will roll out to iOS users later on Thursday.\n\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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