A lot of people have been asking me to demonstrate exactly what the problem is with Vodafone 360’s photo sharing facilities. Or, to be frank, LACK of photo sharing facilities.
I created a screencast for you to demonstrate. You can watch it here.
Posts Tagged ‘photos’
Screencast demo: Vodafone 360 photo sharing limitations
Monday, November 30th, 2009MotorolaAURA Watch: The Photos
Wednesday, November 26th, 2008Whilst we’re still digesting, writing, analysing the press briefing we thought we’d bring you some images of the £1400 (!!) mobile phone from Motorola, the AURA.
All in an effort to wet your appetite on what’s around the corner, also it’s unfair to keep you waiting around to.
Motorola AURA, in a glass case .. seeing as it is worth £1400 (!!!)
Motorola AURA, showing its watch like cogs screen saver … on a phone worth £1400 (!!!!)
Motorola AURA, closed showing its HAL like 62 carrot crystal screen … did we mention the phone is worth £1400 (!!!!!)
Motorola AURA, showing its circular HAL like 62 carrot crystal screen … by the way, did you know the phone is worth £1400 (!!!!!!)
Motorola AURA, side on view … on a phone costing £1400 (!!!!!!!)
A cross section of the Moto AURA, a phone worth £1400 (!!!!!!) or $2000
McDonalds sued over publishing of nude phone photos
Monday, November 24th, 2008This BBC story caught my eye.
The summary? Couple went to McDonalds. Arguably this was their first mistake. Certainly from my wife’s viewpoint, anyway.
The chap left his handset by mistake at a store in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Apparently McDonalds staff promised to ’secure the phone’ until he returned to get it.
And then it all went wrong for the couple.
The couple then discovered that the nude pictures she had sent to her husband’s phone had been posted online.
Not good.
Obviously they’re now, in the best traditions of America, suing the person or organisation with the biggest cash pile. So they’re not suing the person who allegedly uploaded the pictures. At least not according to the BBC story. Instead they’re apparently flogging the McDonalds Legal Machine along with the franchise owner for $3m in damages.
The Shermans claim they had to move to a new home after the woman’s name, address, and phone number appeared online along with the photos.
Rather unfortunate situation.
Just remember, if you take nude photos digitally, they can be transmitted around the planet in billiseconds and once they’re out of your control, there’s next to nothing you can do.
INQ1Watch: The Photos
Thursday, November 13th, 2008As we’re still digesting, writing, analysing the day of briefings we thought we’d bring you some images of the INQ 1 first of all.
All in an effort to wet your appetite on what’s coming next, and it’s also unfair to keep you waiting around
INQ 1 – app screen
INQ 1 – Facebook integration
INQ 1 – search contacts integration
INQ 1 – internet browsing
INQ 1 – widget intergration
INQ 1 – adding email account (note icons on top of page)
The competition
The proof of how cheap it is
StormWatch: Vodafone BlackBerry Storm photos
Friday, November 7th, 2008
Home screen for the Vodafone BlackBerry Storm
Vodafone BlackBerry Storm applications
Vodafone BlackBerry Storm virual QWERTY keyboard
BlackBerry Storm Vodafone music portal
Vodafone BlackBerry Storm – front
Vodafone BlackBerry Storm – rear
Nokia Beta Labs release Photos 1.5 Beta
Monday, September 22nd, 2008The Nokia Photos team at the Nokia Beta labs have just announced the beta release of version 1.5 for the Nokia Photos application for your PC. The application can be used to organize, manage and transfer your personal media between your Nokia device and your PC. They have redesigned the overall visuals of the application and it also comes loaded with a few new applications.
What’s new in 1.5?
1. Import and manage digital media from any device such as S60 phone, digital camera, memory stuck and even HDDs.The application also sports the ability to convert your media into the proper format so that it is correctly supported on your phone.
2. Viewing of the Geotagged photos and videos in the integrated map view.
3. Ovi support
As usual, it is a beta release, and may have some unwanted behavior. It is available for download here.
Email your photos to your WiFi Photo Frame
Thursday, September 4th, 2008This is almost what our staffer, James Whatley, is gagging for:
PicWing.com — buy a WiFi photo frame that you can email photos to. Genius idea. Absolute genius.
