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Yahoo Tempo - Melhor App de Tempo para Android

Review do melhor Aplicativo de clima para Androids, com diversos Widgets e uma bela interface. App na Google Play ...

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voce resolver o problema do jogo chamado plants vs zombies 2 por favor o problema e esse:download failed because the resources could not be found

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CNET News - Yahoo revives Flickr with photo-centric redesign, 1TB free storage

//cnet.co/ZbrpBU Yahoo's CEO Marissa Mayer unveils an update to the company's Flickr photo-sharing site. Among the changes are a redesign with larger ...

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Nathan Bush commented on 10 Jun 2013

I have given the new Flickr a chance, and may I be the first to say that not all of us have 1GB fiber optic or LTE download speeds available at our homes to support the new search! I loved the older format, and no matter what internet connection you had, excluding dial up, if worked great...that's my biggest complaint. I hate the new home page...I loved how I could just go to the main page to see my activity...now I gotta hover over and click three different times (cry me a river, you think).

Darnell Garrison commented on 22 May 2013

Um, Mrs. Mayer Flickr was NOT about photos! it was about a community! We liked the comments and the info on the photos, If this is her idea of "AWESOME" I hate to see whats next! A bandwidth hog & on day one was very slow! This is the result of people not understand what those who made flikr liked. Now flickr will be a wasteland of photos that have no purpose or meaning. Flickr was about that information YOU thought was pointless! I made my frirst DSLR purchase based on what I saw on flickr.

Ian Gourlay commented on 22 May 2013

Flickr yesterday was easy, intuitive, gave a nice balance between showing photographs - which could go full screen even then, & the comments & social side of it was well balanced. Now? It's a succession of identical looking pages - except those riddled with bugs leave you watching the Flickr coloured balls revolving endlessly. Great example of marketing morons who know NOTHING about photography given crazy redesign powers. The Tbyte thing = total red herring. This Pro user won't be renewing.

Feverwitch commented on 21 May 2013

Sorry Marissa, I can't find anything, the search function is pants - what about people who have the same name?, before I could search on faces if necessary now I get every 'John Smith' and his wife's uploads. Oh, and the 'Advanced Search' is no such thing by the way. The new picture resolution is great but where Flickr wins over P-Bucket is that it shows comments, technical details, mapping etc., some of us like the in depth info, it's not all about looking at the pretty pictures ya know :(

zenoist2 commented on 30 May 2013

Best photography site in the world. GONE! A photography site, amazingly enough should be about photography and not about how cool it looks on an iphone.. It takes forever to even load on a PC , you have to wait then scroll down; then repeat; then wait,then repeat. The beauty that is in a photograph is rapidly vanishing with any serious photographer off to pastures new. Any internet site that is rapidly losing its best content,best contributors and best artists should be ringing alarm bells.

commventam commented on 23 May 2013

Flickr has now been dumbed down to the lowest common denominator. The home page is a mess, the interface is slow, and they've degraded the social aspect of the site, which was one of the main things that separated Flickr from other sites. It's NOT all about the photographs now. It was before. I wonder if Melissa and these clowns actually used Flickr in the past. It appears to be just about making Flickr a dumping ground for crap. Oh well, I guess this will make them more money.

gedeo commented on 22 May 2013

If you share pictures online and care about quality you know photos on Facebook look like CRAP! that's because they compress the files that you upload, most photo sharing sites do.As a photographer that's all I care about, QUALITY. As for the layout I couldn't careless, heck I was happy with the "early 2000s" look. If I want control over the layout I'd make my own website to display my photos exactly the way I want. Flickr is the best site for storing and sharing pictures PERIOD

sychohinc commented on 22 May 2013

Dear stupid CEO, Flickr wasn't a brand, it was a community. And you ruined it. We get it, you were jealous of facebook, tumblr and google images, so you created an unholy union of them. The reason people used flickr was because it wasn't facebook or google+. As a paying customer, I am not happy. No consultation, no options. How would you like it if I came to your home, rearranged the furniture and threw out the things you liked.

V Dub commented on 23 May 2013

Flickr has been murdered. Unless you have a fast connection all you see is the damn white screen because it is loading all these high res images on one page. So stupid. And to not give those the option to switch who have been paying to use this site...bullshit. The way I organized my page is now changed by some automatic sorting. Big brother takeover 101. Shame on you Yahoo, Flickr, and all associated with this decision.

OwlHollowWolf commented on 18 Jun 2013

Flickr - I'm done with what they think is "awesome". I've also moved to Ipernity.com for photo sharing. Marissa Mayer has wrenched the life from Flickr, she should have a look at these statistics... (no web address allowed by YouTube?) go to Alexa.com - do a search for Flickr.com look for the graph at Alexa re: Flickr - traffic ranks are dropping fast. ↓ ↓ ↓ I suppose their ad revenue will also be dropping fast.

Nathan Bush commented on 10 Jun 2013

Also, to the others saying Flickr was about the community, you guys are right! I. started posting retail pics because other people like me were out there, and I've had the pleasure of meeting them in person! It is important to focus on the pictures, but its also important to focus on the photographers BEHIND the photos...not an overcooked black background with no information about the photo...please fix!

Bill Fraser commented on 21 May 2013

yes about 11,000 on just one of the forums this not user friendly and your correct but its a cheap copy that doesn't work. Yahoo's CEO Marissa Mayer has a 19 iPhone pic's might be ok for that i have over 500 and it is impossible for someone now too quickly check out my site too see if there is anything interesting for them now there many user's with 10's of thousands pointless with this UI now

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Vic Hol commented on 21 May 2013

Yes, it resembles Facebook and that is exactly what it will become, only...there already is a Facebook. Flickr WAS about photography. No more. The new look distorts and tweeks your photos in ways that do not resemble what you created. If you are the kind of person that wants a computer doing your artwork for you, then enjoy. Photographers are leaving this piece of junk.

Tadhg Mac commented on 21 May 2013

1TB sounds good but wait, there's a catch. A big catch. There is a bandwidth limit of 300mb PER MONTH! As has been pointed out elsewhere, to fully make use of your 'awesome' free space it will take you about 280 years to upload at 300 mb/month. So its more BS in effect designed to look good when in fact, its as irrelivent as Boswellox

Tamara Kisha commented on 21 May 2013

1TB is awesome. Millions slam Facebook each time they change something but we all get used to it in the end. Same with this—If you don't own the site then you gotta work with what they give you. And it just launched; I'm sure they'll settle the kinks out soon enough. In the mean time, I'm still using Flickr.

karl Hurst commented on 21 May 2013

just ruined a perfectly serviceable site ...i work for a top ten uk business and our policy is now to keep and encourage returns from our existing customer base ...flickr in this format has overnight alienated and lost most of its most loyal customer...ooopppsss...who came up with that bright idea!

HarryMonmouth commented on 21 May 2013

This is interesting. I am not sure how I like the fact that there is no information with the photos. I'll have to go and check out how easy it is to see the information. If everyone gets 1TB and full res then what extra is there for the actual paying subscriber? I am going to have to investigate.

Keith Duke commented on 22 May 2013

Shocking. Failure has been grasped from the jaws of victory. It would seem to me that they are trying to "dump" the serious photographers that hold Pro memberships. I will give it a few days to sort it. I have 16,000 plus images on Flickr but I do not want them displayed l like this.

tarboat commented on 21 May 2013

The new Flickr format is awful - 1000s are complaining on their forums. They have taken a simple easy to use site and made it in your face and absolutely not what a large number of photographers want. They should at the very least bring in an option to use the old format.

myNEONCITY commented on 26 May 2013

How the hell is it not about photography anymore? Photos are now uploaded in their original quality, tons of wasted space is gone, and the photo viewer puts the picture first. And you're saying Flickr is not about photography anymore? Get the fuck out of here.

Lo Angus commented on 01 Sep 2013

I don't know why people hate the new layout of Flickr. The old layout is already old. Although I often upload photos on Facebook, I upload most of my photos my Flickr. Flickr is your place for photos, but Facebook is just for you share some of them.

timstv75 commented on 22 May 2013

viewing photos on flickr was not just about viewing photos. it was about connecting with people. discovering new ways to shoot photos by seeing peoples exif info. now its buried, to see where something was shot by the geotagging. now thats buried.

ethicomm commented on 21 May 2013

What a terrible new design. I used to to be able to look at thumbnails of my pictures and decide which one to look at. Now I have to scroll down and down to find what I want. It was simple and fast to use, now it's complicated and slow.

cole kruper commented on 26 May 2013

The new Flickr is total garbage, and I'm really thinking about leaving. This woman is going to be the final blow to Yahoo! I love the old look, they should really bring it back, and no more pro? Stupid, but at least I can still renew.

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