For the second time this week, we are looking for beta testers.

This time, we are looking for mobile beta testers using Android OS 1.5 to 1.7.

Download instructions are here.

With the yfrog mobile application for Android, you can upload new and existing images and video directly from your Android phone to your Twitter account. You can also browse your tweets.

Features:

* Tweet images and video to twitter
* View tweets
* View followers and people you’re following
* View messages and mentions
* Search Twitter
* Queue multiple uploads
* Included GPS location with upload
* Unlimited uploads
* Videos up to 15 minutes
* High quality video encoding

This application is still in beta. Please submit your feedback here.

Blackberry Users (with Blackberry OS 4.2 and Up):

Want to get an early preview of our yfrog application for the Blackberry?

Download instructions here.

Send images and video to Twitter directly from your blackberry device.

Features:

* Tweet images and video to twitter
* View tweets
* Search Yfrog
* View followers and people you’re following
* View messages and mentions

The app is still in beta. If you find any bugs, please report them here.

The ImageShack iPhoto Plugin integrates with iPhoto on Mac OS X and allows you to export images – and now VIDEO – directly from iPhoto libraries into your ImageShack account.

Click here for more information and here to download directly.

We have upgraded the Imageshack bulk uploading application. Download here for the updated version.

The Imageshack Bulk Uploader is a simple standalone application for uploading one or more image and video files to Imageshack. Users can upload to their account or anonymously.

Windows haters can rejoice: Version 2.1.0 is a cross-platform tool, supporting Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Do you prefer to upload in Español? ¡no hay problema! The tool now supports Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.

If you want to localize it to your native language, please follow instructions here.

By popular demand, the bulk uploader also supports:
– Sharing to Twitter via yfrog (Imageshack’s Twitter upload service)
– Tags
– Previews
– Image resizing
– Drag and drop uploads
– Group link creation

If you would like to see any additional features in future versions, please send an email to

On July 10th, at approximately 7 pm PST, ImageShack’s services were compromised by a hacking group. Within a minute, our security systems had identified suspicious activity. We learned that the group had gained control of how images were being displayed. Before 9 pm PST, normal functionality had been restored to user images. No user data or content was damaged or lost.

Only a fraction of Imageshack’s servers were affected, so we were able to isolate and remove the issue very quickly. We are actively conducting a full audit of our security measures and hardening our systems. If you are experiencing difficulty with any of our services or would like to reach our team directly for any reason, please contact us anytime at ImageShack Support

ImageShack has been hosting your media since 2003. Please be assured that the security of your images and videos is our top priority, and we are taking necessary steps to ensure your media is secure.

Remove images by clicking on the ‘X’ button (red) next to the image thumbnail you want to delete.

More on image options see: Imageshack Image Options

How to delete multiple images:

1. Click on the images you would like deleted to select them. (you can browse though multiple pages in your account and select images from multiple pages, when deleting all selected image from every page will be processed)
2. Click on “Delete” link in the ACTION menu bar on the right.
3. On the pop-up dialog box click on “Proceed” button to go ahead and delete image or “Cancel” button to cancel.

Images will be taken off the web. No one will be able to see them. For security reasons and to protect our users, we do not delete images from registered users’ accounts. Deleted images are stored in your Deleted Images panel (folder) and are not visible to any one including you. You can chose to undelete an image by going to “Deleted Images” panel and clicking “Undelete” button next to the image you would like to restore. Such a designs lets you undelete an image that you deleted by mistake or restore image, after you deleted it, if you ever need it to and prevents hackers, or issues with software to delete images in your account.
If you chose not to use your account any longer, simply stop using it (and it will be deleted after 6 months) or send us a Technical Support request with subject line: “Remove my account” and we will remove it ASAP.

All images’ references and account information will be deleted from our database and cannot be restored.

1. Login to your Imageshack profile.
2. Goto Imageshack profile Preferences by clicking on Preferences link on the top navigation bar.
3. Under Password Management section click on “Change” button.
4. On the next page enter your old password and password you would like to change to and click ‘OK’ button.

Imageshack Toolbar for FireFox3 RELEASED!

http://reg.imageshack.us/content.php?page=toolbar

We are happy to announce release of Imageshack Toolbar for FireFox3. New version of Toolbar will still work on earlier versions of FireFox. Sorry it took us so long, so all of you ImageShackers out there, who’ve been waiting for this update, give it a try and let us know what you think. Always feel free to drop us a line in the Email or post in our Toolbar Feedback Forum about future improvements and functionality you would like to see in our ToolBar.

NOTE: Imageshack will be phasing out FireFox right click Extension and it will not be updated, to support FireFox 3. Toolbar for FireFox has the same Right Click Upload Image(s) to Imageshack functionality and many other useful features.

For more information about Imageshack features, functionality and tutorials on how to use them, visit our Blog pages and search for topics like “Get Code”, “More Image Options”, “Mac”, “Uploading”, “Drag and Drop”, “Slideshow”, “Toolbar”, etc.

Imageshack Blog: http://news.imageshack.us/blog/

Sincerely,

Imageshack Team.

Imageshack slideshow feature allows you to record audio comments as audio background for images in the slideshow. Adding audio to images in your slide show is as easy as clicking a button. All you need is microphone connected to your computer microphone input. (Usually in PC’s it is the input marked with pink color, also you can use standard audio in input, usually marked in blue color) if you do not have a microphone, your standard headphone set will do. Just plug it into the same microphone input. Adding Here are detailed steps on how this works:

1. Login to Imageshack.

2. Create Slideshow or click on the Slideshows link in Top Navigation Menu to go to already existing slides how.

3. Select a slideshow, if you are modifying existing slideshow and click on ‘Edit slideshow’ link in ACTION menu.

4. On Edit Slideshow page you will see images that are located in your slideshow and options currently available. Click on ‘Add audio’ icon. If this your first time using Imageshack add audio feature, you will see “…digital signature Warning…” pop-up dialog box. Click on Run button.

5. You will see ‘Record’ and ‘Cancel’ buttons appear instead of the image for which you choose to record audio comments. Click on ‘Record’ button and speak into the microphones, headphones or if you are using a playback audio to record sound clip, simply start the audio.

6. When you are done recording. Click on the ‘Stop’ button and and then click on ‘Finish recording audio to a slide’ button (it is the one that looks like mail envelope). You may choose to play back your recording or cancel by clicking on ‘Play’ or ‘Cancel’ buttons respectively.

NOTE: In case if error message appears stating there was an error saving your recording, simply close the error message by clicking on ‘OK’ button and Click on ‘Finish recording audio to a slide’ button again.

7. Repeat the process for as many slides as you need and then click on ‘Finish Slideshow’ button (Located above the slides, to the left of preview section)

Did you know that ImageShack Toolbar for Internet Explorer allows you to upload images from your computer or any other page on the internet to your Imageshack account, and automatically post them to Blog using “Right Click – Post File to Blog” functionality?

Simply Install ImageShack Toolbar for Internet Explorer and Login to Imageshack. Then right click on image located on your computer or any web page and choose ‘Post File To Blog’ from right-click drop-down menu.

Once image(s) is uploaded you will see a page where you will be able to specify blog site you would like to post to. After you select the site you will see more posting options. (e.g. image size, location, posting title and content) Click on ‘Post Image To Blog’ button and wait for posting to complete. After image is posted you will see success message and you will be able to view your post by clicking on the link provided.