As we approach the WWDC 2013, we are learning more and more details of the news that may come to the next version of the mobile operating system of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. As you have been ruminating during the last hours, it is very possible that Flickr y Vimeo play a leading role in iOS 7, reaching a level of integration similar to that of other applications such as Twitter or Facebook. We give you the details.
Flickr y Vimeo I could have the blessing of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), to achieve near-native integration into the next version of your system iOS. This is stated in 9TO5Mac, a very related medium and with good contacts in the Cupertino firm, which released this information last night. The two social networks would serve as an alternative to the services offered, on the one hand, YouTube, and, on the other, Google+ or Instagram.
A few weeks ago it was commented in the specialized media that Yahoo and Apple had intentions to delve into their alliance, and a leaked photos at that time of Marissa Mayer and Jony Ive sharing a table they came more or less to confirm that both houses were something in hand. The increasingly cold relations between Google and those of Cupertino would also have precipitated the search for new allies on the part of the block to reinforce those services that they still cannot cover by themselves.
Generally, Vimeo and Flickr are conceived by the Internet community as sites with quality content, compared to others perhaps more "overcrowded", so they do not fail to marry well with certain aspects of the philosophy of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. Precisely, the second of them has just suffered a major renovation greatly improving the visual presentation of your images and offering much more free space to store them. For iOS 7 it would be a good asset to be able to offer this resource in a simple and "organic" way to users.
Either way, there is little left for the apple event where, presumably, we will know many more details about the next version of the system that will run on iDevices.