Flickr Partners With Nokia To Enhance Mapping Experience

Flickr have put out a post on their official blog about ways in which they’re improving the Mapping experience associated with their site.
First, we’ve partnered with Nokia to bring you their map style and satellite images. Whether you’re geotagging one of your photos, discovering places, or simply want to see where other people’s amazing images were taken – you’ll see up-to-date maps from one of the largest and best mapping providers in the world. Our new maps will provide you a much greater level of detail and let you zoom in much further than before.
This sort of recognition is good for Nokia. They have been ahead of the industry in their location services and imaging capabilities. With the 808 PureView, they made their mark. With the announcement of Windows Phone 8, Nokia also put their stamp down with regards to location services, by having Nokia Maps integrated into the OS. Now, having Flickr using the service, Nokia’s mapping technologies have a further reach. Let’s hope this helps attract consumers to Nokia Devices
Source: Flickr Blog via TNW
Category: Nokia
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I remember on google earth the desktop version, you get to see pictures that other people took around the area you are looking at. If Flickr does something like that with Nokia, that would be nice.
Great!
Nokias plan B: “Mapping and patents”:P
Mapping, location and the many things associated to that is a major part of Nokia’s “plan A” and the reason why Nokia didn’t go Anrdoid.
This is awesome! The current yahoo maps used by flickr sucked big time.
Pretty cool. Hopefully it’ll work well for both. Flickr/Yahoo also seems to be on the death spiral.
Does this mean they might actually improve their WP app? Maybe? One day? Please…?
im using flickr…and im glad they patrnered with nojia for anything