Lars Rehm

I assume your 6TB include raw files which you cannot upload to flickr

Thank you, we love this kind of feedback (obviously we appreciate any kind of feedback) :-)

I don't think too many users print their smartphone images but you can of course always download the original images and print them at the size you want them.

The HTC One's photosite size is comparable to that of a 'enthusiast compact camera' such as the Panasonic LX 7. However, sensor size itself is still the same as on any other smartphone, i.e. the...

You get side-by-side studio and real-life shots in our smartphone shotout: http://connect.dpreview.com/post/9219904986/shootout-samsunggalaxys4-vs-htcone-vs-iphone5-vs-lumia920

And there will of...

how many compact fixed lens point and shoot cameras can you name?

no, you can't upload raw, then this would be a totally different matter. In my mind flickr is an online-album with a social-media component and not a backup-service. I upload a selection of my...

well, you'd still need a lot of movie clips, especially as they can only be 90sec long on flickr. I think they just increased that to 3min but still...

Is this being on connect causing any kind of trouble?

There are about a billion free web-services and apps out there that offer a paid 'Pro'-version of some kind. I don't think any of them would mean to suggest that buying their service makes you a...

Being able to upload images at full resolution is great because it gives you on online-backup of all your (uploaded) images. You can set your account to that nobody buy you is able to download the...

I think the idea is you put your 'real' keys underneath to adjust the angle but of course that's not exactly a precision adjustment ;-) On the other hand you won't even notice that you are carrying...

thanks for letting us know

I appears that if you a current Pro users you will be able to renew at $25...basically grandfather rights.

well, it seems you can keep paying the $25 for a pro account if you've got one right now...otherwise the free account looks like a good option.

well, I don't think anybody who doesn't own a business based on the flickr API will have a need for the 2TB option.

I am glad I could provide some inspiration. This is just a screenshot of a GPS app I use for hiking - Backcountry navigator. I just like looking at the map and then remember where on the route I...

well, I would argue it's probably 0.0001% of all flickr users who need more than 1TB of storage space...

Not sure but to be honest I am also not sure how anyone can not have a Google-account these days. If you want to use Gmail, Maps, Chrome, Drive or any other Google service you need an account (or...

just try it out, looks good to me.