Rapportive is a Gmail add-on that provides all sorts of contextual information about who you are communicating with.

If you've taken a photo with your smartphone, there's a good chance you've revealed more about yourself than you intended, thanks to the inclusion of GPS in modern phones. Sean and Andy take a look at how photos are "geotagged" with your location, show how to get the information, and talk about how you can turn it off on your phone, if you want.

In our last episode on

using Flickr on your iPhone

, we'll show you

how to add a new photo or video to Flickr

. You can choose to

upload a photo or video

from your iPhone's memory or take a new one and upload it on the spot. While uploading, you can also choose to

add a title and description, add tags

, a location and more.

The Flickr iPhone app makes it easy to

find your friends' Flickr photos

using a couple of different methods. You can do a general

photo search on Flickr

to

find photos

that relate to your chosen topic or you can

search through your contacts

or your own photo stream. Once you find what you're looking for you can

leave a comment, favorite that photo

or save them for later.

While

using Flickr

, you might want to

organize your photos into sets

, which are like albums, or

edit the details of your photos

. We'll show you how to not only

create photo sets

and add photos to them, but also to

edit the information on your photos

. You can do this at any time to edit your photo descriptions,

add tags for organizing your photos

and more.

The best part about

using Flickr

is being able to view all of your friends' photos, which is why in this episode, we'll be showing you how to

browse your friends' albums

using the Flickr app for iPhone

. While viewing your friends' photos, you can also choose to favorite a photo or

comment on their photos

that you like.

In order to start

using the Flickr app on your iPhone

, you'll need to

connect to your Flickr account

. This is as easy as simply starting up your Flickr app and

logging in to your Flickr account

through the application. Once you do that, you'll be able to

view your friends' photos on Flickr

and more.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to

use your Flickr photos to create a photo book

. You'll first need to have a

Flickr account

and enough photos to make a book out of, but after that it's fairly straightforward. You'll be taken to Snapfish.com where you can

make calendars, cards, photo books

and more.

Now that you know

how to use your iPhone 4 camera

and

manage your photos

it's only fair that we show you some

free applications

that you can use to play with your photos. Applications like Camera+ add features not found in the

Camera application

while others like

CameraBag, Hipstamatic and TiltShift

allow you to turn your photos into works of art.

Here, we show you how to

share photos with your friends

using Instagram

. Once you configure your various services, you can share your photos using

Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, Tumblr and Foursquare

. This makes it easy to

keep friends updated

as to what you're doing and where.

In this episode of

60-Second App

we take a look at

Instagram for the iPhone

. Instagram is a

free iPhone application

that allows you to

apply filters to your photos

to give them a unique look. You can also easily

share you photos

with friends using

Facebook, Twitter and Flickr

.

In this series, we show you

how to use AppleTV

. AppleTV is a

multimedia streaming device

by Apple that allows you to stream media to your television set. Whether you want to

stream photos, videos or music

, or even if you want to

rent movies or television shows

, AppleTV can do it. In fact, it can even

access Netflix, YouTube or Flickr

, and we'll show you how to do all that and more.

You can

access photos through Flickr

using your AppleTV device

so that you can browse thousands of images online. You can

search for photos

by topic or

adding a Flickr contact

to your list. We'll show you how to do all that and more in this episode.

Since its days as a film juggernaut have ended, Kodak has built itself a new reputation for creating simple, easy-to-use and user-friendly digital cameras. It's right there in the product name: EasyShare. The EasyShare M590 continues the tradition, but it's more complicated than the EasyShare user base may be ready for.

Since time immemorial (ok, just over the last decade or so) we have been looking for practical ways to get downloaded and streaming video content off the computer and onto the TV. Now, with HDTVs in many North American living rooms, that quest has taken on a new importance. Seagate with its FreeAgent gear that we've looked at previously on the show has another great solution to offer. The FreeAgent GoFlex TV HD media player.

Have some last minute edits to make to your photos before you publish them online or share them with friends? Don't have time to download and install software to your computer? Stacy Reed shares five of her favorite

free online photo editing services

that integrate well with third party sites like photo galleries and social networks.

The camera on the iPhone gives you a unique opportunity to capture moments in time from your phone. Once you have images on your device, and sometimes before, you can manipulate those images with cool, free applications. Doc's picked out 10 of his favorites. All of them are free and they can add more fun to your iPhone photos.

If you use Flickr to manage your photos online then you'll be happy to know that you can also use

Flickr on your Android

phone. It's a simple application called

Flickr Droid

and it's available on the Android Market! We'll show you how to get started so that you can

manage your pictures

from your Droid.

You've got the pimp roll, the pimp cane and perhaps most important, the pimp hand. However, you don't have the pimp wardrobe. This simply won't do. Lucas shows off how to make your very own and completely unique word cloud shirts online with SnapShirts to rectify the situation.

In an earlier tutorial we took a brief look at Gallery, Android's built-in

photo application

. Here we'll look at how you can easily

share photos from your Android phone

via Gallery!

If you and your friends

share photos, videos and other multimedia in Gmail

, take heed. Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan shows off a few

Google Labs

developments that are custom made for you.

Flickr visualizations give you a whole new way to interact with photos. Stacy Reed shows off five of her favorite Flickr visualization sites that offer a new perspective on the millions of Flickr photos online. Flickr is a popular social netwoking site where anyone with an account can post photography, art and even video. Stacy Reed shows us how these interactive visualizations take a good thing and make it better.

Flickr Uploadr is free software that makes it easier than ever to get photos from your PC to the web in just a few simple steps. Uploading pics of her various Halloween costume experiments, Cheryl Poirier shows off this

free download

that makes

online photo sharing

simple.

Apparently understanding that no web site is an island, Picnik plays nice with many of the most popular

photo sharing sites

, social networks, blog services and so on. Picnik also makes it easy to save a copy of your picture to your computer, email photos to friends and so on.

Why download an expensive application and then wait for it to install, then register, and finally edit your photo when you can get the job done for free online? Stacy Reed runs down her picks for

the five best free online photo editors

. The next time you need to

quickly edit, publish or print your photos

, consider one of these online services.

Jay Goldman explores the iPhone camera and offers a few tips for making it more useful. Jay looks at apps that help you take better pictures on the iPhone as well as ways to upload your pictures to multiple Flickr or Twitter accounts and more.

Meet Flickr. You're soon to be best friend. Part social site, part photo gallery and image host, Flickr is arguably the best way to store, share and see your photos online. If you already have a Yahoo! account, you already have a space reserved on Flickr. If not, it's easy to get one and start

sharing your photos

and viewing your friends pics online.

With Flickr you can see photos from around the world. The World Map lets you see exactly where those pictures were taken. It's like a vacation from your computer chair!
You can also tag your own photos and place them on a map: perfect for adding reference to your vacation photos.

Molly McDonald, AKA DemoGirl, delves deeper into Flickr using the profile tabs and demonstrates how to find and found groups, connect with your friends as well as see some of the interesting Flickr features that are available once you get bitten by the Flickr bug.

As your Flickr photostream grows, it's important to take a look at how you're allowing others to use your photos. In this episode of our Flickr series, Molly McDonald explains the different licensing allowances you can put on your photos and explains what they all mean.

If you have a mobile phone and a Flickr account, it's easy to post to your photostream from anywhere, no computer required. Simply snap a pic of what you see and if it turned out as you'd hoped, send it over the cellular network to your Flickr photostream and share what you saw. You can also send pics via email and get an embed code to show your favorite photos on your website.

This is where the community feel of Flickr really comes into play. On the site, you can search for photos that are of interest to you, follow other Flickr users and get a dialogue going by commenting on your favorite (or least favorite, if you're so inclined) pics.

Matt Harris has Andrew M-C back on the On Deck deck, despite the hard pack snow layer and -10 degree (Celsius) weather, for the announcement of a brand new butterscotch.com show. While the title is to be determined, this new show will let viewers know what's coming up for the next week on butterscotch.com. What each show has in store, what tutorials are going to be running on the site and any other exciting news that comes up in the world of butterscotch.

Flickr is fine as an online repository for all your images. However, the true power of Flickr comes when you connect with other Flickr users, friends and family to share images, join groups and just generally connect.

As your image collection grows on Flickr, the importance of keeping things organized will be apparent. Best to get started with the practice of organizing your photos before your gallery becomes a potpourri of photos or a seemingly random mish-mash or images.

As Flickr is a photo storage and sharing site, the first thing you'll want to do after carving out your own little space on Flickr is to start uploading some pics.

Now that you've signed up for your Flickr account, it's time to get personal. Choose an image to upload and use as your buddy icon, select your own personal Flickr URL to share with family and friends and input as many or as few personal details as you'd like to share with the Flickr community at large.

Meet Flickr. You're soon to be best friend. Part social site, part photo gallery, video and image host, Flickr is arguably the best way to store, share and see your photos online. In this first installment of our 10-part series on the go-to online photo site, we'll focus on getting set up with an account.

What's new with Windows Live? Tune and and Sue Borden of Microsoft Canada will let us know.

HP is shows off a digital photo frame that requires next to no configuration, is simple and easy to use and can even display yours or others' online photo streams from popular photo hosting services like Picasa, Snapfish and Flickr. It's high tech with none of the setup and configuration woes that sometimes go with it.

In this series we show you

how to use AppleTV

. AppleTV is a

multimedia streaming device

by Apple that allows you to stream media to your television set. Whether you want to

stream photos, videos or music

, or even if you want to

rent movies or television shows

, AppleTV can do it. In fact, it can even

access Netflix, YouTube or Flickr

, and we'll show you how to do all that and more.

Meet Flickr. You're soon to be best friend. Part social site, part photo gallery and image host, Flickr is arguably the best way to store, share and see your photos online. If you already have a Yahoo! account, you already have a space reserved on Flickr. If not, it's easy to get one and start sharing your photos and viewing your friends pics online.

In this series we show you how to use the Flickr app for iPhone. This free application allows you to access your Flickr account so that you can view friends' photos and photo sets as well as pick out your favorite photos and leave comments. We'll show you how to do all that and more, including how to edit your own photos and adjust your privacy settings.