Flickr, don’t look over your shoulder, but there are some new photo sharing services coming that are looking pretty darn interesting.
First one is HeyPix!
Someone should write up a review of all the photosharing apps out there. Flickr is definitely the market leader, at least among the blogs I watch.
James Park, founder of Windup Labs, the folks that just shipped HeyPix today, gave me a demo of HeyPix about a week ago and it had several advantages. The sharing app was easier to use and had more features.
I’ll put up a Flickr and a HeyPix site and let you see the differences.
[The Scobleizer Weblog]
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do heypix have limitation too like flickr?
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Visit fotochange. It is photo sharing resource.
I think this site is one of the best of photo sharing resources because:
1. The site based on original idea. Anybody can upload his picture in place of any picture in the site.
2. No registration needed.
3. User-friendly interface based on Ajax.