Flickr releases version 3.0 of its app

NEW DELHI, INDIA: Flickr has rolled out new versions of its app for Android, iPhone and iPod touch. The apps make it faster and easier to capture, share, and discover beautiful photos and videos.

The app allows the user to capture and edit 30 seconds of HD video, using the same live filters available for photos, directly in the app. This may be a feature that could compete with Vine. Moreover, the navigation tools have also been simplified and redesigned, which enables you to share them on Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook.

Bernardo Hernandez, VP, Flickr says: "we're focused on making the best possible products to capture, manage, share and discover photos - creating an amazing window into your world. Building these products and cultivating our amazing photography community has been our mission since Flickr started 10 years ago. We want Flickr to be your favorite experience no matter where you are. Today we're delighted to release completely new versions of Flickr for iPhone, iPod touch and Android."

The new Flickr apps are free and available to download for Android in the Play Store, and for iPhone and iPod touch in the App Store.