Windows Phone App Review: GeoFlick

Curious what photographs have been taken in your local expanse? If and then, GeoFlick is a Windows Telephone app that will let you do simply that.

GeoFlick is a simple awarding that pulls photos from Flicker that have been geo-tagged and brings them to your Windows Phone. Settings let yous to make up one's mind the prototype size, how you lot prefer the image resized, and the radius of your image search. GeoFlick's search radius can be sized from .06 miles to 20 miles.

GeoFlick

Image results are browsed by side swiping the screen. If yous see something you like and want more information on the photo, merely double tap the image to pull up the image details. The details cover the image title, possessor, date taken, image description (if available) and a link to the Flickr page. You will also see a Bing Map with the location of the photograph pinned.

It'southward an interesting photography app for your Windows Phone. You tin't save the images to your Windows Phone but it tin can exist interesting to see what all has been photographed in your expanse. The app ran smoothly with no bugs, glitches or crashes experienced and images loaded rapidly.

GeoFlick is a free, advertizing support application that you can grab here at the Windows Phone Marketplace. It is a mango app so you'll need to make sure you take updated to Windows Telephone seven.5.

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