Showing posts with label flickr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flickr. Show all posts

Monday, October 19, 2009

A Tip of Search for Flickr Photo

Searching for reusable photos at Flickr is one of nice features we released last week. I mentioned that time filter within today is coming soon, but it actually works for Flickr’s photos. Here is a tip to use this filter.


Click ‘Flickr’ at the top line of first page

Reusable images from Flickr are displayed

Set time filter ‘’Today’’ and click ‘search’

Reusable photos that are published today are displayed

Click ‘Shuffle images’ if you want to see more images


This filter enables you to browse latest reusable photos at Flickr easily. Try it!

Monday, October 20, 2008

How many images are there in the world?

Facebook announced that they hosts 10 billion images last week. Wow, so many photos! Also, CNET reported that photobucket hosts 6.2 billion photos and flickr hit 2 billion photos just less than a year ago. There’re also lots of photos in your PC. How many images are there in the world? No one can calculate it correctly, but it is certain that the number of images will increase dramatically. Searching for images becomes important and scalability of search is a critical point. That is why our service attracts many attentions. Currently, the number of searchable data at GazoPa is more than 50 million, since we’re crawling the web continuously, our cover area is increasing. I’m not sure when we can reach to the goal, but we should know ‘The longest journey begins with a single step’.