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App enables iPhone video conferencing
At this weekend’s C-4 developer conference, two coders from the Ecamm Network managed to produce a functioning video conferencing application for the iPhone. The application requires a modified mirror to overcome the fact that the iPhone’s camera faces the wrong direction for conferencing. Currently, the application does not handle audio, although the developers point out that the application can run while using the phone on speaker, allowing for audio alongside the video. Neither the completed application nor the source code for the project is currently available; the developers say to “check back.”
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very good job ... so far the IPhone brings new jobs out, is unique and when u look at all the other “Phone devices” out there, apple hit it on the spot.
all the other small issues will get fixed. it’s like all new devices there will be always something not function 100% BUT there is almways a solution,... good there is a patent
Posted by dennis on August 13, 2007 at 1:36 PM (PDT)
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not that video conferencing would be particularly useful anyway
Posted by jm on August 14, 2007 at 8:28 AM (PDT)
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u might be right but it would be nice if u have a layout of images/video conference user up to 6 people to have.
this of course put some real stress on the operating system.
but like i said before it’s nice to see a device that makes a huge impact in the cellphone area. even when its not all cellphone it is in in the cellphone/PDA contract area with all the other phones…
Posted by dennis on August 14, 2007 at 7:03 PM (PDT)