According to the latest rumors about Apple’s upcoming mobile OS, we could be looking at social photo and video integration in iOS 7 by way of Flickr and Vimeo support. Most likely the two services will be added to the existing social sharing options of Twitter and Facebook.
The source of the rumors is a 9to5Mac article which reads:
“Both Flickr and Vimeo will now also be integrated deeply into the new operating system, so users will be able to sign into the respective networks via iOS 7′s built-in Settings application. Like with iOS’s Facebook and Twitter ties, Apple customers will be able to log-in one time into each social network and have full sharing access.”
This does mean that along with Twitter and Facebook, other third-party apps would be allowed to hook into Flickr and Vimeo by way of an instant log in. However, it’s important to note that not every feature that’s being tested on iOS 7 are to stay after it arrives, so the Flickr And Vimeo integration may both be removed before Apple releases its next mobile OS. Till the truth is unveiled on WWDC 2013, do not hesitate to express your thoughts in the comments
As noted by our sister site TouchArcade, the text likely refers to a Knights of the Old Republic game. Aspyr previously released the Mac port of the original KotOR game and has a presence in the App Store, having released its first iOS app, Sushi Mushi, last November. 
As you probably already know, we love iPhone photography. If there is an app for it, we will probably try it. If there is a camera-related accessory, we will probably get our hands on it eventually. We especially love to share our snapshots in any way possible. We aren’t shy with our pictures.
