Monday, May 30, 2005
CNN.com - 'Smart' homes not far away - May 27, 2005
Goes a bit beyond phonecams, but you probably will want pictures.CNN.com - 'Smart' homes not far away - May 27, 2005
Friday, May 27, 2005
Sunday, May 22, 2005
Friday, May 20, 2005
Wired News: Webcams Keep the Mystery Alive
Just in case you were thinking about webcams...Wired News: Webcams Keep the Mystery Alive
Thursday, May 19, 2005
Sprint PCS Vision Multimedia Phone MM-A800 by Samsung
I can't find any reviews yet, but the price runs from $340-$400 something. My advice? Watch the review sites, and don't be the first to buy one. Also, there may be other manufacturers coming out with 2 megapixel phonecams making deals with other networks. I will probably end up getting one as the quality of the camera does show up on flickr.com and when you view the photos.Sprint PCS Vision Multimedia Phone MM-A800 by Samsung
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
'Free' TV for your cell phone | CNET News.com
What next? How about TV on your phone. Note the economic model here. You get the view for free if you watch an ad. You do pay for the download of the bits. 'Free' TV for your cell phone | CNET News.com
Sunday, May 15, 2005
From pro-social to anti-social, phonecams in the news around the world
"Cetizen" site in Korea has 700000 members and is looking for them to move into the arena of journalism in "Mobile Phone Photo News." INSIDE JoongAng Daily
From Wales the bizarre youth pastime of "happy slapping"
From New Zealand come stories of children getting "text bullied" by other kids. What a world, what technology.
From Wales the bizarre youth pastime of "happy slapping"
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott added his support to the move [banning teens from wearing baseball caps and hoodies from shopping malls] after revealing he almost fell victim to the "happy slapping" craze in which thugs use mobile phone cameras to film attacks on passers-by.
From New Zealand come stories of children getting "text bullied" by other kids. What a world, what technology.
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Cell phones banned in Chicago
Can we take pictures while driving? Chicagobusiness.com: "Chicago bans hand-held cell phones for drivers
Measure goes into effect July 8 with fine of $50"
Measure goes into effect July 8 with fine of $50"
Camera law untested
Could you get busted for carrying your phonecam? Nobody wants to enable voyeurs or creeps, but it is one's phone after all.Camera law untested
Monday, May 09, 2005
Traffic jammin'
Derby? Well the action on the street might be just as much fun. Phonecam users were in evidence...Traffic jammin': "On a day when a 50-1 long shot won the Kentucky Derby, the cruising on Broadway was almost as amazing.
By 5 p.m. traffic had backed up several blocks east of Fourth Street -- the supposed eastern edge of the cruising zone -- with cars thumping hip-hop music loud enough to shake the asphalt under their tires.
Scantily clad women hung out of car windows and gyrated to the music; one stood in the car window in her high heel shoes and stretched the string of her thong so men standing on Broadway could see what she was wearing under her shorts."
By Joseph Gerth
jgerth@courier-journal.com
The Courier-Journal
By 5 p.m. traffic had backed up several blocks east of Fourth Street -- the supposed eastern edge of the cruising zone -- with cars thumping hip-hop music loud enough to shake the asphalt under their tires.
Scantily clad women hung out of car windows and gyrated to the music; one stood in the car window in her high heel shoes and stretched the string of her thong so men standing on Broadway could see what she was wearing under her shorts."
By Joseph Gerth
jgerth@courier-journal.com
The Courier-Journal
Can you see me now? Say hello to cell TV
You might need to register (try http://bugmenot.com) to read the whole article, but TV is coming to the tiny screen.
Can you see me now? Say hello to cell TV: "As cell-phone companies search for new features to make more money from customers, TV has been tapped as the next cell-phone craze. Sprint TV launched last August, while Cingular's version, using MobiTV, debuted in January. Today's video may look more like a fast-moving slideshow on a subpar TV. But technology is improving, and cell-phone companies and their entertainment counterparts are lining up to get a piece of the not-quite live action."
Can you see me now? Say hello to cell TV: "As cell-phone companies search for new features to make more money from customers, TV has been tapped as the next cell-phone craze. Sprint TV launched last August, while Cingular's version, using MobiTV, debuted in January. Today's video may look more like a fast-moving slideshow on a subpar TV. But technology is improving, and cell-phone companies and their entertainment counterparts are lining up to get a piece of the not-quite live action."
RSS News Reader For Cell Phones
Here is a site related to phonecams as it covers cellphones in Canada. We in the balkanized tech network of cellphones in the USA need to monitor other countries where standards enable users to get access to services we in the non-standardized jungle of USA cell phones can't get. Take RSS feeds, for example.RSS News Reader For Cell Phones
Thursday, May 05, 2005
icLiverpool - Send us your celebration pics!
Soccer fans ready their phonecams for the big game. icLiverpool - Send us your celebration pics!
Sunday, May 01, 2005
Camera Phone Saves Man's Life and bling bling go phonecams in Vegas
Well, this is an interesting use of a phonecam. Camera Phone Saves Man's Life
So much for Vanity Fair's exclusive on the first photographic images from inside the $2.7 billion Wynn Las Vegas. The high-end monthly magazine has been scooped by Joann Stabile of New York City.
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