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iVideoCamera - Record Video on any phone
$0.99
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App Details
- Category:
- Photography
- Release Date:
- Dec 12, 2009
- Homepage:
- http://labs.laan.com
- Publisher:
- Laan Labs
- Is this your app?
- Claim it!
Ability to save to your camera roll or "Photos" and share via:
- YouTube
- Vimeo
- Twitter and more coming soon
Now you dont need to be jealous of your 3GS friends - you can now shoot and share video and dont need to spend all that money (in these economic times)
NOTE: Requires OS 3.1 so if you dont have it upgrade now.
** LIMITATIONS **
- The iPhone can only capture about 3 frames per second
- Videos are limited to about 1 minute in length
- Resolution is low: 160x213
** IF YOU HAVE A 3GS YOU DON'T NEED THIS APP **
You already have a video recorder!
Follow us on twitter @laanlabs and keep and eye out for the update with even more features
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...@ta23n これで3Gでも動画が撮影できる。"iVideoCamera"をダウンロード。#ipho...
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...@automarks: おおお！ナイスです。早速ポチります。RT @ta23n これで3Gでも動画が撮影できる。"iVideoCam...
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Have had an iPhone since they came out. Now have 3g. Apple fan w/usual love hate relationship. Blah,blah,blah. Funny thing,friend of mine received a Sciphone as A present that records video just this evening. This made me angry at Apple and determined to get it on my phone as well even if it ment jailbreaking. Thanks to you guys I don't have to. Now I can't wait for updates. Good job!!!!
