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How To Send Photos From A Helio To Flickr, With Geotags

Back in April, I reported on how to smoothly send photos to your Flickr account via a Helio Drift. Thanks to a recent Helio UP software upgrade, you can now set your Helio device (Drift, Heat, Ocean, or Fin) to automatically upload your photos to Flickr complete with location tags, anytime you send them to Helio UP. What that means is that now your photos will appear on Flickr's world map interface, as expandable dots in the place where you took them. I've always wanted to do this, and it just makes sense as a feature given that Helio's devices have GPS functionality built-in.

UPdate To Helio Ocean Apps

If you're an Helio Ocean user, there are a couple of updates to the onboard apps you ought to take a look at. These haven't been officially announced and according to Crunchgear that will happen on Monday, but I've seen them publicly available on my own Ocean, set them up, and given them a quick test drive.

How To Upload Photos To Flickr Via Helio Drift

Thanks to some teamwork between Helio and Flickr/Yahoo, a glitch that was stopping photos from making it from a Helio device to Flickr has been fixed. Last night I confirmed that you can easily send photos taken on a Drift at up to full 1600 x 1200 to your Flickr account via Pic Msg. I love Flickr, and I love my Drift, and I'm extremely happy that they are again playing nice together. In honor of the occasion, here's a detailed how-to on publishing your photos to Flickr straight from your Helio, turning your Drift into a Flickr machine:

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Hey! Is Flickr acting weirder than normal for you? We see it too! Please, check this FlickrBugs thread for updates

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