First it was Flicker to get flooded with photos taken with both iPhone and iPhone 3G. The iPhone became more famous and an instant hit after being declared the most popular camera for clicking pictures.
When the iPhone 3GS was launched, I presumed that the device would exploit YouTube in a similar manner. I was right! Video recording feature on the iPhone 3GS is making the video content on YouTube grow by 400% per day (from mobile devices). The direct video upload option to YouTube on the iPhone 3GS seems to be the reason for this maddening race.
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The iPhone 3G S just got launched and the usual unboxing and ripping open the guts to see the entrails have started. People are just too curious not to do that anyway.
However, I was more interested to know whether the iPhone 3G S is better or the Palm Pre. I found exactly what I was searching for, speed test of the two devices. There are many videos already in YouTube that presents the comparison test. I am particularly picking the browser test to keep things short.
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You know how to download YouTube videos? There are many ways and in most cases the files are downloaded in .flv format. Now, that is perfect for conversion to iPhone supported format. You need to have FLV to AVI MPEG WMV 3GP MP4 iPod Converter.Ink. Here, I leave it to you again; download the software by paying or look around for something that comes free or use a pirated copy whatever.
Open the application if you have completed the installation. The process is simple, follow the steps:
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Sprint is promoting its iPhone killer Instinct by offering to pay YouTube users to upload videos which include images of Instinct.
A site dedicated to this offer announces:
Shamelessly plug the Samsung Instinct into your home movie this summer, turn your loved ones into cash with blatant product placement. It's the greatest product placement home movie of all time.
And no, you don’t have to actually own the phone. In fact, it’s perfectly OK if you’ve never seen it. They’ve made it easy by providing the images and the movie upload options right there on the website:
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