Flickr recently rolled out three new features on the insanely popular photo sharing site. There’s the guest pass feature which lets you show private photosets to non-flickr users with unique URLs. Flickr has revamped their mobile site, accessible at m.flickr.com. Unfortunately, it only works for users with Yahoo! ID logins. The final feature is a pretty damn cool Camera Finder that lets you sort cameras used on Flickr by number of photos taken and such.
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IIRC remember correctly there was a camera finder before, but nevertheless, the new one looks great.
m.flickr.com, is one of the most wanted feature, which will be used by everyone!!
For Yahoo! buying flickr was the best thing they have made. I still hope they can be a become a real competitor to google just because google is loosing trust. On the other hand it still has a nearly monopol, so it will be a long way for Yahoo! Anyway flickr is awesome