PikPok has just released its first branded version of their popular Flick Kick Football game for iOS devices, keeping the football goal-scoring greatness of the original and wrapping it in shiny new Chelsea branding. There’s more than just team colors on display here however asFlick Kick Chelseabrings with it a nice set of graphics upgrades, in-game Chelsea updates and better Achievement recognition. If you’re a football fan and you haven’t tried out Flick Kick Football then you may have been living under a rock as it’s been the #1 paid app on the UK App Store and the #1 sports app in just about every other football loving country....

PikPok has just released its first branded version of their popular Flick Kick Football game for iOS devices, keeping the football goal-scoring greatness of the original and wrapping it in shiny new Chelsea branding. There’s more than just team colors on display here however asFlick Kick Chelseabrings with it a nice set of graphics upgrades, in-game Chelsea updates and better Achievement recognition. If you’re a football fan and you haven’t tried out Flick Kick Football then you may have been living under a rock as it’s been the #1 paid app on the UK App Store and the #1 sports app in just about every other football loving country....

Today onFlickr’s blog, the company announced it will now let users log in with their Facebook account. Two days ago,we reportedthat Yahoo! opened up its log in to both Google and Facebook ids. It’s strange it took two days to roll over and become news onFlickr’sblog. It’s also strange that the few times I attempted to log into Flickr with my Facebook account, it didn’t work. “Connection error.” Mind you, I have had a Flickr account for years that is connected to my Facebook, so maybe that was an issue?...

Flickr haspublished a blog postchiming in on the controversy surrounding intellectual property rights andthe usage of photo services such as Twitpicrecently. “We feel very strongly that sharing online shouldn’t meant giving up rights to your photos,” says Flickr’s Zack Sheppard. “Our Terms of Service clearly spell out that Flickr/Yahoo! doesn’t own the photos that you upload.” Sheppard goes on to say that Flickr asks for just enough of a license to perform essential services such as resizing images and generating thumbnails....

Today,Flickrunveiled its first officialAndroid app, two years after releasing an iPhone app. The new Android app is described as a “shoot-and-share” app that lets users edit photos and add Instagram-like filters. The app lets users modify the flash and shutter focus as well as scroll through their libraries of photos, similar to the web experience.Gigaom points outthat “By hitting the market now, Flickr for Android could well take some air out ofInstagram’s upcoming Android debut… In a meeting at Flickr’s San Francisco headquarters Wednesday, Flickr’s head of product Markus Spiering said that those features are currently in development to be added to the iPhone app, but would not provide a time frame as to when they will be deployed....