To be honest ive made ONE Facetime call the day the iPhone 4 came out, since they've ive owned 7 Facetime capable mobile devices, so I guess thats not really a feature for me! I barely want to hear people most of the time let alone see them haha.
Seriously what is up with these "cumbersome" and "not practical" for photos
posts, are you just all writing what you think is expected from others?
Be real...
To be honest ive made ONE Facetime call the day the iPhone 4 came out, since they've ive owned 7 Facetime capable mobile devices, so I guess thats not really a feature for me! I barely want to hear people most of the time let alone see them haha.
Everytime I read about Apple upgrading the iPad back camera I remember this tumblr
http://peopletakingpictureswithipads.tumblr.com/
I really don't understand why people continue to take pictures with their iPads.
I once saw this toolbag* at Fenway Park taking pictures of his family with not one, but two iPads. Of course, he was a Yankee's fan.
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I once saw this toolbag at Fenway Park taking pictures of his family with not one, but two iPads. Of course, he was a Yankee's fan.
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Oh and I've been using FaceTime Audio lately and the quality is really good. I prefer it now when calling others, especially if I'm already on WIFI.
*Photo of toolbag taken with my iPad 4.
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Ive had 4 iPads with cameras now and still never taken a single picture with one. The most pointless part of the iPad, I wrote an article before the iPad 2 on why I couldn't understand why anyone wanted a camera on the rear of the iPad and I maintain the same stance two years on!
But why would you take pictures on your ipad?
Edit: And here's an interesting read: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/mpmyth.htm
Why does he have to me a tool bag? The best camera is the one you have on you.
I see a lot of people taking photos with their iPads. Mostly middle-age and older people who are probably not terribly technically savvy. It is not something I would do myself, but I am not mystified by why they do it. They obviously find it easier to compose pictures and work the camera controls with a bigger screen. I find it somewhat amusing sometimes but I don't ridicule the people who do it anymore than I would ridicule someone for using a "Jitterbug" phone. It works for them and there is a market for it.
I'm glad to see that at least one person still likes to Think Different. Kudos.
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