Apple iOS 7 integrates Flickr and Vimeo

In Apple are working hard in order to offer users a deeper integration of its mobile operating system popular social networks: Twitter first appeared comfortable support in iOS 5, then Facebook users became more pleasant work with iOS 6. According to 9to5Mac, Apple will move in this direction and further by adding in iOS 7 tools of interaction with the photo sharing site Flickr and video sharing Vimeo.

As in the case of Twitter and Facebook, integration with Vimeo and Flickr allow users to send data to social networks directly from the device menu. Through integration with Flickr users iPhone, iPad and iPod touch will be able to share photos, keeping them from your device to Flickr with a click. Last year, Flickr was integrated into the paid app iPhoto, but for the first time in iOS 7 will It provided a deep integration of services to accommodate the photos without the need to run the corresponding attachment. Integration with Flickr is a logical step on the background of the existing relations between Apple and Yahoo.

The popular video hosting Vimeo is also a very logical choice for iOS 7, as Apple continues to move away from Google products. Recall with the release of iOS 6 users will now have to install a separate YouTube and Google Maps applications. While Apple continues to allow direct uploading to YouTube videos from the camera application, integration with Vimeo iOS 7 will give users additional capabilities.

According to 9to5Mac, an unnamed source, although work on Flickr and Vimeo integration in iOS 7 has boiling, but there is a certain probability that such opportunities may not be available in the final release. To date, of the impending exit to the mobile operating system from Apple are waiting for significant design changes. Chances are good that iOS 7 will be presented to the public for 10 June as part of Worldwide Developers Conference.