The Yahoo-owned photo-sharing service is adding new features to help it compete against high-profile rivals like Facebook, Dropbox and Google. Richard Nieva was a senior reporter for CNET News, ...

Yahoo announced today an upgrade to its image search engine which now includes a combination of web results as well as images from its photo-sharing site Flickr, including your own photos. The way the ...

Yahoo Image Search has added Flickr images into its image index. Now, Yahoo Image Search is serving over 300 million Flickr photos in its query results via a live feed from Flickr; so once an image is ...

My favorite way to find photos (especially for publication in blog posts and use in presentations) saw a big upgrade today: Flickr's search results page is now a whole lot easier to browse. (Click the ...

Flickr users can now search Yahoo Image Search and find images from their own personal collection or their friends' collections, if there are relevant pictures. Yahoo announced they have integrated ...

Do a search for cats, pick one you like, then ask Flickr to find you other cats that look similar. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying ...

Today, Yahoo launches new Flickr app for Android (and iOS coming soon.) They include the ability to shoot video in the apps, or upload it directly. There is also better search, more detailed ...

Some Flickr users should be seeing a new search interface that’s described on the site as a “beta” and offers faster access to more content across Flickr. Yahoo’s communications team declined to say ...

The photo-sharing site of record gets major updates to website features and apps. I've been testing PC and mobile software for more than 20 years, focusing on photo and video editing, operating ...

Yahoo Search, over the past 5 years or so, has been trying hard to step out of Google’s shadow, a shadow that Yahoo cast upon itself when they made Google their search technology provider in 2000.

This week, Flickr reintroduced something that now feels novel in a world replete with free (or very cheap) unlimited photo storage: Flickr Pro, a $49.99 per year upgrade that grants its enlistees ...

Flickr has been around for ages, so why have we just started having so much fun with it? Maybe it has something to do with the user community suddenly going hyperactive, especially in India. After all ...