CALIFORNIA - Are you Interested in using Photos sharing from Flock? IOS device users can download this free application on the App Store.
Taking photos of objects, and then upload photos to Facebook, making the album, and to tag friends sometimes become tedious if done alone. That's photos sharing. Now there are two new applications that can be exploited by Flock Facebook users to be able to do all of these things.
Quoted from Mashable, Saturday (08/04/2012), the application uses the API in the IOS image detection and geographical areas and users Facebook friends of his. That way, the application of photos sharing can determine who is in the photo.
Then the application will make an album, upload a photo of the user, and when the user leaves the area before the application, Flock will tell everyone on the album that was already uploaded photos can be seen.
Just as personal photos uploaded to Facebook, everyone can comment, or send an email to download photos from the photo application. Keep in mind, to work with the maximum, then the user must activate the service Flock on the location of their cameras.
This application is made by the founders of Bump, which is an application that allows mobile phone users each rapped two devices to exchange data. Bump has earned success with downloaded more than 100 million times, so the company was confident that Flock has a high potential for success.
