Despite the paucity of its 2-megapixel camera, Apple's remains the leading camera phone on the Flickr photo-sharing service.
The iPhone grabbed supremacy from the then leading Nokia N95 several months ago, now it appears to be consolidating its lead.
It seems that while the camera's of relatively low quality compared to its peers in the mobile phone industry, the iPhones large screen, 3G internet access and built-in support for geo-tagging (and the recent debut of many photo-sharing applications for the iPhone designed to combine all these features) means the iPhone's relative market share on Flickr has hit another growth spurt.
Behind iPhone in the usage stakes sit the Nokia N95, the Nokia N73, the Sony Ericsson K800i and the Nokia N82.
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