<![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> I read the words of these MacSlammers, pounded out on their "computers" and I can feel the envy in their words. Take this new potential product for video conferencing on the iPhone. The gripe about it not having video capabilities like "normal" cell phones of the 21st. century. Or they say it is a Ghetto device. Don't they realize that this is the first try at something like this on ANY cell phone on the planet? Does it need some work? Of course! Can ANY other phone anywhere do this at all? NO! ANd this happened in the first week? Yea, Apple has it going on. Just wait till version 2.0!

rdpurdom

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> @SMSDHubbard:
Yes I did... hahahahhaha

The inventor of the blink tag, Lou Montulli, has said repeatedly in interviews that he considers "the blink tag to be the worst thing I've ever done for the Internet".


Delmarc

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> First prize of what ? This is the most ridiculous app for iPhone. I love the periscope thing, why not a connection to a camcorder. Look at any other modern cellphone...they have a front camera for video calls. And the shame is that Apple succeed to develop a nice app as iChat for OSX.

alinus

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> So, all the video you send is reversed.
This means that if you hold up a note, it will be backwards?

darkwaters

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> @Delmarc: Did you just use a BLINK tag?

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Wow. Just.. Wow.

SMSDHubbard

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> Ok, this is cool... best reason yet to own an iPhone (can't think of any other reasons, though :-).

huygir

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> I guess this is what they meant when they claimed to have "reinvented" the phone. Camera on the front- heck no!

treetrunk

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> @Delmarc:
I whole heartedly agree.


sicboater

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> I think it's cool that the device that has more useful features than most other phones (and easier to use, mind you) still gets ridiculed for the couple it doesn't...

richard8a

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> @sicboater:
It is pretty awesome to see so many people banding together in order to come up with some cool solutions for this device.

...some cool solutions for the device that should ALREADY HAVE these features

Delmarc

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> @jos: Knowing apple, I'm sure its been thought of and tried.

Let_everything

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> you gotta be kidding me. that is the most ghetto implementation of video conferencing i've ever seen. leave it to the fanboys to claim this is cool.

Weihovah

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> @jos: I think it would be cool if the iphone could be hacked to take video like a normal cellphone in the 21st century.

TheRealChip

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> When you have to add a makeup mirror and holding device to your cellphone for video only conferencing, when does the iphone cease to look "cool"?

TheRealChip

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> Ah I just had a great Idea. This could be awesome if it was modified to support off-site video recording. You set this thing up to record video and store the actual video on a server somewhere. Now you've got a video recorder anywhere you are!

Joseph

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> Jesus, you bricked on the reflection... its still blue.

Joseph

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> Hopefully they can work out the kinks so everyone doesn't look like a deer caught in the headlights.

xXxRHINOxXx

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> Wow, thats so 1990!

;-(

axiomatic

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> One more reason why I don't want to buy the iPhone just yet. Any rumors of when iPhone 2.0 may come out? Holiday season maybe? My fingers are twitching.

apeguero

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> @James: Did you miss the part about the periscope?
I would buy this software and the periscope, if it folded flat...

QWERTYthon

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> Too bad there's only 1 camera, on the back none the less.

James

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> That is great!

gadgetmom

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> It is pretty awesome to see so many people banding together in order to come up with some cool solutions for this device. I hope it pushes Apple to update again very soon...

sicboater

]]> <![CDATA[Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize]]> Nice

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