When I first started usingPicPlz for Androidthere were a couple of things that I didn’t necessarily dig. The first of these, the inability to remove location data from photos, was fixed in the last update. Now, according tothe PicPlz blog, the latest update fixes my next gripe — notifications. Previously, if you turned on a notification, you’d get both an email and a message to your phone. Iasked Dalton Caldwellif that could be changed and it appears that my wish has been granted....

It’s funny, as I was jus telling someone about picplz the other day. The service, which allows you to take geotagged photos, apply filters and then link them to your social networks had one glaring omission. If I wanted to look through my filter-applied shots, I’d have to do so via the picplz app or site. Today, according to thepicplz blog, that problem is solved with automatic loading to your Dropbox:...

Just about every time that I get an email from PicPlz, I’m again convinced that it is one of the fastest-moving, most feature-rich applications on my phone. With the two latest additions to the cross-platform photo sharing service, I’m convinced once more. If you’ve not yet tried PicPlz, one of the only gripes that people have seemed to have had about it is that it doesn’t feature quite as many filters as some of the other services....

With the growing number of photo sharing solutions online, it’s sometimes hard to pick one over another. Often times sharing photos means that you’ll have to upload some to Facebook, some to Flickr and still others to your Picasa account. The obvious problem, on top of the time that it takes to do this, is that your photos end up spread around everywhere. Pictarineis a new web app that pulls in your photos from your various hosts and combines them into an organized, powerful browser where you can work with them more easily....

TNW Quick Hit Pictorymag: A magazine website where people submit photos with a single caption and a little background information. The best photos are selected and showcased. Each photo tells a story, a pictory. Hits: Beautifully designed website, easy to navigate and browse through ‘pictories’. A very compelling experience and very much leaves you wanting more. Misses: No mobile app, it is missing theexplosion in the mobile-photo-sharing market. Pictory is viewable on mobile devices but not user-friendly....