Trying Qik VideoCamera zoom whilst recording
Recorded with an iPhone 3G. The zoom seems to move in steps rather than a smooth zoooom; bit like the old black and white TV camera with three lenses on the front. How technology has moved on.
Adb8
The apps on my iPhone 3G
Filed underexperiment
Written Note with FastFinga
Catalystwo sell FastFinga and Tanzaku Pad which are both finger writing apps. This is from FastFinga as a comparison output to the Note Taker post.
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Written Note by Note Taker
The attached note was written using Dan Bricklin's Note Taker App on my iPhone.
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So it is possible to access MobileMe and Find My iPhone from the iPhone following a link to me.com in Tweetie 2.
via tweetie
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Following the link in my original tweet, I was able to login to MobileMe and access all areas including Find My iPhone on my iPhone. The advantage of this is if a partner has lost their iPhone whilst out, it is possible to login to their MobileMe account and use the Find My iPhone facility. You cannot login to MobileMe using the Safari browser on the iPhone.
The original tweet:
Experiment to access MobileMe in iPhone Tweetie via http://www.me.com/
Experiment using OCRTOOL on iPhone 3G - result text
The OCR text created using OCRTool on an iPhone 3G. The original photo of newspaper text, was taken with the iPhone wearing a Griffin Clarfi case and was used by both JotNot and DocScanner. It's touch-and-go whether it would be quicker to type it in by hand when using the 3G. The whole process is done on the iPhone and doesn't involve uploading the image to any servers. ---
Now thisis not the end. It is not
even the beginning ofthe end. But it
is, perhaps, the end ofthe beginning.
Now thisis not the end. It is not
even the beginning of the end. But it
is. perhaps, the end ofthe beginning.
New this is not the end. It is not
even the beginning ofthe end. But it
is, peiheps, the end of the beginning.
Now thisis not the end. It is not
even the beginning ofthe end. But it
is, perhaps, the end ofthe beginning.
Cropped using JotNot.
---Now thisis not the end. It is not
even the beginning of the end. But it
is. perhaps, the end ofthe beginning.
Cropped using DocScanner.
---New this is not the end. It is not
even the beginning ofthe end. But it
is, peiheps, the end of the beginning.
Photo taken and cropped in OCRTool
Sent from my iPhoneUsing iKidnap app with Posterous
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Experiment taking photo of newspaper, cropping & resizing
1. Original version taken with iPhone 3G.
2. Perfectly Clear filtered and saved at 800px.
3. Perfectly Clear version, cropped in DocScanner, resized to 480px in imgCAM
4. Perfectly Clear version, cropped in Photo fx, resized to 480px in imgCAM
5. Original version, cropped in DocScanner, resized to 480px + Bright Tone in imgCAM
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Pix Remix Embed Code Sent to Posterous
Emailed embed code.
Update Note: All I did was copy the embed code from the web page view that I went to from an emailed Pix Remix 'show'. Then I pasted that code into an email and sent it to Posterous. Posterous transformed the code into the slideshow. Boom.
Unfortunately, the slideshow is not always displayed, possibly because of bandwith issues and the PixRemix site.
Link to the slideshow: View Show
HTML email?
HTML EmailIs there any point in sending such email?
Maybe with
[Stinkers: emoji are no-go-e. First time no problem. Now, no success. They get converted in to a gallery.]
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Trying FastFinga App with Posterous
Sent directly from FastFinga
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