@(Starman) AnalysisDialysis: Strikes me as a nice feature for thieves. "Oh look, they just propped their iPhone up to snap a photo of themselves in front of that fountain!
I hate it when i go to take a photo of my little kittycat with my 'cellular handset device' and she goes and moves her head and it turns out blurry. By the time i can retake the shot she's gone and i'm left holding the bag.
And I thought Apple was the company to make superior products, looks like they make some of the crappiest hardware and software ever. They put themselves back in the stone age by lacking basic features!
@tencommandments: 0 Friends, 0 Followers, every other post is a hate on how something is superior to the apple...
Yep, we have a confirmed poor attempt at douchebaggery. And not even the interesting douchebaggery, but that douchebaggery that gets stuck between your teeth and gums like a sliver of popcorn shell, only less tasty and far more easily gotten rid of.
@tencommandments: Hi, you're an uninformed unintelligent fucktard, and it just so happens to be Fucktard Callout Day. So im calling you out. Try to be less of a fucktard, i mean look at your commenting history, nothing but "Fucking Retarded" comments.
Also learn something about computers that doesn't involve doing marketing for windows.
@vladdybear: That's an interesting point -- I noticed my iPhone was faster when I had less crap on it. Not sure if it has anything to do with it being jailbroken, but it's definitely slower than when I first got it. However, the Camera app never was the fastest thing on the planet. It is one of the few situations where I'd like a hardware button to quickly get the camera app up, and maybe a 2nd click of the button takes a photo.
@Geraldo: If you really don't use it for anything else, you can setup a double-press of the home button to take you to the camera.
Just checked, and my camera takes 7 seconds to load up, and i've only got 132 photos. my phone is jailbroken and probably could use a wipe and reinstall, but i'll probably just wait for 3.0
Try disabling location services then open up the camera app. It may be the camera getting a GPS location for your pics. If that is the case, just reset location warnings and say no next time you open the camera.
@Christopher Cox: I will give that a shot, thanks for the advice!
@rcast1986: I still have my Gen 1, aluminum-cased Edge iPhone. I'm hoping they discount this new one just as they discounted the 3G for then-current iPhone owners.
I demand that the next iPhone be capable of 24 MP, have a sensor size of at least 35.9 x 24.0mm with three separate CMOS chips, include DIGIC IV processing, harge large format and medium format modes, have a built-in dye sublimation printer for instant prints, and have enough capacity to take at least 4000 photos AND 20 minutes of video shot at 1080p.
The phone must also have enough battery life to go at least a month without charging while running Pandora, Safari, and while receiving constant IMs and emails, while transmitting 50,000 Megawatts of FM on five frequencies simultaneously. I demand throughput of at least 20MB/s down and 8 MB/s up, regardless of network capability and do not want any dropped packets whatsoever.
If the next iPhone can make phone calls, that's good too.
@CargoHoldNap_GitEmSteveDave: Listen, Panda Pete. I have a rusted pipe under my kitchen sink. That means I can't wash out my coffee pot. Which means I can't have coffee. Which means I'm not caffeinated.
One little molecule - trimethylxanthine - is the only thing that stands between me and a spree killing.
@OMG! Ponies!: "I have a rusted pipe under my kitchen sink. That means I can't wash out my coffee pot. Which means I can't have coffee. Which means I'm not caffeinated."
Also is it really safe to slap a magnet on the back of my iPhone? I remember a friend being dared to drag a magnet over the screen of a loathed 8th grade teacher's computer on the last day of school and it wasn't pretty.
Finally - because when I ask myself 'What do I want to put as close as possible to my expensive electronics?' the answer is instinctively, emphatically...
@Mona N.: good photography /= good image quality. They obviously aren't mutually exclusive, but your shots aren't arguing the alternative very well. I'm not speaking against them artistically of course...
09/21/09
Good job, Snapture. Can't wait to see if my friend decides to buy this (don't have my own iPhone/iPod Touch :P ).
09/21/09
*grab and run*
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And I thought Apple was the company to make superior products, looks like they make some of the crappiest hardware and software ever. They put themselves back in the stone age by lacking basic features!
05/05/09
Yep, we have a confirmed poor attempt at douchebaggery. And not even the interesting douchebaggery, but that douchebaggery that gets stuck between your teeth and gums like a sliver of popcorn shell, only less tasty and far more easily gotten rid of.
05/05/09
Also learn something about computers that doesn't involve doing marketing for windows.
This has been a public service announcement.
05/05/09
Well, he/she does have a point. The camera on my iPhone is absolute shit. Horrible pictures when compared to my existing razors and blackberrys.
If 3.00 does make it better then I ask...WTF did it take three tries to get such a basic feature to work "ok"? Because it's less then OK right now.
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Empty your 10,000 photo library from your phone
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Just checked, and my camera takes 7 seconds to load up, and i've only got 132 photos. my phone is jailbroken and probably could use a wipe and reinstall, but i'll probably just wait for 3.0
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Try disabling location services then open up the camera app. It may be the camera getting a GPS location for your pics. If that is the case, just reset location warnings and say no next time you open the camera.
05/06/09
@rcast1986: I still have my Gen 1, aluminum-cased Edge iPhone. I'm hoping they discount this new one just as they discounted the 3G for then-current iPhone owners.
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04/03/09
The phone must also have enough battery life to go at least a month without charging while running Pandora, Safari, and while receiving constant IMs and emails, while transmitting 50,000 Megawatts of FM on five frequencies simultaneously. I demand throughput of at least 20MB/s down and 8 MB/s up, regardless of network capability and do not want any dropped packets whatsoever.
If the next iPhone can make phone calls, that's good too.
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One little molecule - trimethylxanthine - is the only thing that stands between me and a spree killing.
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04/03/09
"On this very night...
10 years ago...
along the same stretch of road...
in a dense fog...
just like this...
I saw the worst accident I ever seen...
There was this sound...
Like a garbage truck!
Dropped off the empire state building!
And when they finally pulled the driver's body...
From the Twisted... Burning... Wreck...
It looked like...
THIS!!!!!!
hooo hooo hooo hooo hooo haaaah!
Yes sir...
That was the worst accident I ever seen..."
04/03/09
Credit to OMG!Ponies!
04/03/09
and then lethally inject myself. Marge would probably try to shag my lifeless body. not that i would have a choice...
04/03/09
Can't wash it in the bathroom sink??
04/03/09
12/29/08
Also is it really safe to slap a magnet on the back of my iPhone? I remember a friend being dared to drag a magnet over the screen of a loathed 8th grade teacher's computer on the last day of school and it wasn't pretty.
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A Magnet.
12/29/08
They really only ever affected magnetic storage, and platter style hard drives (the former is dead, and the latter is typically shielded now-a-days).
Doesn't bother SSDs in the least, unless you are talking about MRI magnitude forces...
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haha
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