Sentence examples for photo feeds from inspiring English sources

And Instagram notably does not charge for its app or include advertising in its users' photo feeds, leading many to wonder how the company could build up a profitable business in the future.

And the competition isn't standing still — Instagram, a fast-growing photo sharing service owned by Facebook, announced on Thursday that it would begin putting ads in the photo feeds of its users, something that advertisers have been eagerly awaiting.

And like the eStarling, it has a Web setup page (formerly $40 a year, now free), a unique e-mail address and the option to subscribe to photo feeds from Flickr, Picasa and so on.

In addition, you can sign up for "photo feeds"— themed slide shows like New Yorker cartoons, city skyscapes, nature shots and so on — from popular photo sites like Flickr, Picasa, AOL and Photobucket.

Douglas Rushkoff, the author of "Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now," describes present shock as the stupefaction that overtakes people as they try to keep up with the never-ending onslaught of status updates, photo feeds and looping videos constantly refreshing before their eyes.

Each contains three photographs from one of their photo feeds — the pictures sometimes feature the actual face of the friend, but just as often they are snapshots of their children playing in rock band, or archival pictures from their own childhoods, before I knew them, when they didn't really look like the person they turned out to be.

Facebook does not let Google or any other site index the vast majority of its content; a tiny file called robots.txt on its homepage stops search engines from grabbing details of photos, feeds or other data.

The online profiles display user-picked content like profile details, videos, photos, feeds, and widgets.

Another service, called Ketup, shows a photo feed of nearby items that are for sale.

SnapCap Photo feed of young people wearing hats so you know how you are supposed to wear your hat.

The production company then treats each script, latest sketch and character idea and a short film is produced for each daily episode, and there's also a Flickr photo feed and Twitter micro-blog for the main character.