(Logo by Chet Nichols III)

New version iFlickr-0.0.6.tar.gz available!

To install : 'tar xvfz iFlickr-0.0.6.tar.gz'

'scp -r iFlickr.app root@iphone:/Applications/'

iFlickr dev blog at http://iflickr.wordpress.com/

Update v0.0.5

• Geotagging!!. Now you pictures have location description, automagically pulled in from the network.

• Privacy options in preferences.

• No more minitoken based authorization!

• Caching unsent pictures on iPhone, so that they are not lost when the network connection drops. Cached pictures will be sent in the background, when the app is started next time.

Instruction video

http://iflickr.googlecode.com/files/iflickr.mov

Update v0.0.4

• Tagging.
• Auto rotation of photos on flickr.
• Improved performance over EDGE. Now you can take a few pictures and minimize the application. It takes its time to upload over EDGE, and updates the number of pictures it is processing over the iflickr icon (The application now runs in background, and exits when it is finished uploading all the pictures)

Update v0.0.3

• Fixed Continuous shoot mode.
• Fixed icons.

Taking Pictures :

1. Goto preferences click authorize, this will open a Safari window on your iPhone.
2. You will asked to enter your yahoo/flcckr username and password.
3. Once you are logged in, Click on "Ok, I'll allow it".
4. You will see the "minitoken" code a 9 digit integer on your screen.

As in the following example windows

• Screen 1

• Screen 2

1. Press Home Key
2. open iFlickr.
3. Go to preference screen, and tap where it says "Minitoken", a keyboard will come up. Delete the default text "Enter minitoken, click on Auth" .
4. Enter the 9 digit auth code (without dashes).You do not have to enter username for now.
5. Press back
6. Hit the home button to exit the application
7. Open the application again, check the preference screen, the username would have been automagically populated.
8. Take Pics!

Save on IPhone

1. Goto preferences.
2. Slide on
3. Go back.
4. Now your pics will be uploaded to Flickr as well as available on your iPhone Album.

Continuous Shoot Rate (Why not/spy mode)

1. Goto preferences
2. Move slider as needed (min 2 secs max 20 secs). This is the rate at which pictures will be taken.
3. Go back.
4. Alert will pop up displaying information.
5. Click OK. Now you are ready to take pictures (1 picture per N seconds)
6. Click to start taking pic/ Click stop to stop.
7. Pics will not be stored on your iPhone, only on Flickr.
8. To stop the continuous mode, go to preference screen and slide the slider left to 0. Hit Back. You will back to taking pictures normally.

Update v0.0.2

• Added feature to add the pictures taken to local library on iPhone. Slider is broken, saves to iPhone as default.
• Continuous shoot mode, does not work yet. The UIKit UISliderControl is broken. This is a preview of what is coming up in next version.

Update v0.0.1

The package is currently broken when installed through Installer.app, I am getting that fixed with our friends from nullriver and smxy.org.

Please install the featured download package by hand.

Technical details at http://code.google.com/p/iflickr/issues/detail?id=4#c5

Comment 8 by rodbegbie, Today (8 minutes ago)
And I can confirm that everything works when I use the binary distro.

Update v0.0.1

• Fixed a bug where Laucher.app was failing. Please update latest package. It should work with springboard and launcher.app.
• New Icon.
• Now available as pxl package http://pxl.ibrickr.com/ (Thanks extremis)

This is an app to take pictures on your iPhone and upload to your Flickr account.

• Download package.
• unzip/untar package.
• scp -r FlickrHack.app root@<iphone_ip>:/Applications/
• Launch the app from your favorite launcher (Installer.app/Springboard)

Screenshots: