Tribe.net. Local Connections BluesBro http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/b9b65a73-1199-438f-b62d-8c7ec4e8b549 2006-10-09T00:43:16Z 2006-10-09T00:43:16Z

<div>Giday folks, I am a songwriter based in Auckland. I have a new podcast which might be of interest to other songwriters, performers looking for new material or just people interested in a bit of new Kiwiana. If you have iTunes or any other means of subscribing to podcasts, you can get mine at http://luigicappel.libsyn.com/rss. I also have a music site at www.musicforte.com/member/bluesbro. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

BluesBro 2006-10-09T00:43:16Z drewm http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/774a47f0-44fb-4911-bbc1-ed24af498cfa 2006-10-06T20:41:38Z 2006-10-06T20:41:38Z

<div>Check out Jhttp://www.juicecaster.com. They're doing some interesting stuff in the moblogging/mobile community space. Their newest thing is called Mediabox and it lets you put a box on any website that accepts html (myspace, blogger, friendster, etc). It instantly displays any movies or pics you upload from your phone. Not supported on all handsets and carriers yet, but pretty cool. What do you all think? <br/> <br/>Drew</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

drewm 2006-10-06T20:41:38Z spiraltime http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/ad5310c2-843f-485f-83f6-7bca3099a33b 2006-04-27T03:24:15Z 2006-04-22T15:38:07Z

<div>hello ;) <br/> <br/>a heads up on some cool stuff at this year's festival. soem of the best digital/indie/global/latest films around. main site is http://fest06.sffs.org/ <br/> <br/>recommended for this tribe: <br/> <br/>pocket cinema <br/>http://fest06.sffs.org/films/film_details.php?id=73 <br/> <br/>"While we use the KinoTek programming stream to investigate emergent uses of media technologies, it is equally devoted to celebrating the aesthetic and expressive potential of such works. Pocket Cinema sits perfectly between these two objectives. The program features an array of short works made by and for mobile devices such as cell phones. It will also include discussions by the makers, producers or distributors of these works, illuminating current trends in and creative concerns of mobile screen culture." <br/> <br/>also: <br/> <br/>cock byte: masters of machinima <br/>http://fest06.sffs.org/films/film_details.php?id=17 <br/> <br/>"The emerging genre of machinima—CGI animation made using the 3D graphics engines from video games—is still in its infancy, but already it has its first resident geniuses: Austin-based Rooster Teeth Productions, the makers of the episodic online sketch comedies Red vs Blue: Blood Gulch Chronicles and The Strangerhood. Launched on the Web in 2003 as a five-minute goof on the blockbuster sci-fi shooter game Halo, Blood Gulch Chronicles has long since transcended its DIY fan-film origins to become an international phenomenon. Part locker-room humor, part Beckett-like absurdist tragicomedy, part wicked vivisection of game culture and sci-fi action films and games, each episode features spot-on comic dialogue, sharp editing and inventive direction, Now in its fifth season, BGC is downloaded by several hundred thousand viewers worldwide each week and has been written about in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and other major publications. The Strangerhood, the team's second outing, is a similarly hilarious, absurdist comedy series made using characters and settings from the world's most popular game, The Sims. Rooster Teeth has also made numerous occasional machinima pieces, including mock PSAs, marketing pieces for game companies and concert videos for Barenaked Ladies. This Festival program, a sort of Rooster Teeth greatest hits, will feature the finest moments from Blood Gulch Chronicles and The Strangerhood, rarely seen one-offs, outtakes and new work with several members of the zany troupe in attendance onstage to present their work and conduct a Q&amp;A following the screening." <br/> <br/>there you go. many many other great films too.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 1 reply </div>

spiraltime 2006-04-22T15:38:07Z Nick_Matern http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/9b67d234-adc1-46a1-a253-6a3cc5365e49 2005-12-27T22:28:59Z 2005-12-26T07:13:58Z

<div>Does anybody use this phone, and if so, do you know where I can download WMV files and games for free rather than getting bent over to download them from Verizon?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 2 replies </div>

Nick_Matern 2005-12-26T07:13:58Z BluesBro http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/26a1f10b-d5d7-4b4f-afa6-5257398cc800 2005-08-15T00:47:05Z 2005-08-15T00:47:05Z

<div>When I was 13 I went to the Evoluon in Eindhoven, which was a building that resembled a flying saucer and showed off the latest developments from Philips. That was many years ago. I used a wired video phone at that time. The technology never really took off. Many people said that the fatal flaw was that women wanted to make themselves presentable before they let someone see them. Without pictures, you could happily take a phone call on the thrown, or even in the bath. <br/> <br/>Vodaphone have just launched their 3G network in NZ and one of the standard features is videotelephony. They are offering the same rates as for ordinary voice calls. Of calls before you can call someone you have to know someone who also has a video capable phone, but that will come. Will it take off this time? I'll be interested to see what controls you have, eg deciding when to allow the camera to operate.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

BluesBro 2005-08-15T00:47:05Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/f0b3ab75-02f8-4848-b10e-d020104c374f 2005-08-15T00:43:07Z 2005-08-06T11:23:50Z

<div> A man filmed himself jumping to his death on his mobile video phone and beamed the live images to his horrified girlfriend, an inquest heard. <br/> <br/>Lee Morgan, 20, jumped from the Humber Bridge after a New Year's Eve row with Sherrie Smith. The couple had got engaged on Christmas Day. <br/> <br/>Hull coroner Geoffrey Saul was told Mr Morgan had called his fiancee after leaving the party from the landmark bridge. <br/> <br/>She said: "I could see the lights. It went black and the phone cut out." <br/> <br/>The inquest heard a bridge worker saw Mr Morgan jump while holding his phone. His body was not found until February 9. <br/> <br/>Miss Smith told the hearing her fiancee was not drunk but had been in a "strange mood" at the party and was "looking for an argument over the silliest of things", according to a report in the Daily Mirror. <br/> <br/>She told him to calm down and phone in the morning but he called an hour later from the bridge. <br/> <br/>The hearing heard Mr Morgan - who has just landed a new job - had threatened to jump from the bridge following the sudden death of his dad in 1997 but was stopped by his mother. <br/> <br/>A verdict of suicide was recorded. <br/> <br/>http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-13401710,00.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 1 reply </div>

aidanmann 2005-08-06T11:23:50Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/609fedca-238d-4427-9a19-8f216e5ded40 2005-08-15T00:38:38Z 2005-08-06T11:19:52Z

<div>Budding amateur photographers and citizen journalists should not be tempted to become star stalkers says the founder of an amateur photo agency. <br/> <br/>Kyle MacRae, whose agency Scoopt represents mobile snappers so they get paid for their work, said there are serious ethical issues at stake. <br/> <br/>Following the London bomb attacks and Asian tsunami, news outlets have been keen to exploit mobile snaps and video. <br/> <br/>Cameraphone growth has let more people capture events as they happen. <br/> <br/>Such hazy snaps usually taken by amateurs who witness events before they hit the headlines are proving valuable to traditional news organisations. <br/> <br/>Although Mr MacRae is passionate about the potential impact witness or citizen journalists can have in changing what becomes newsworthy, he said that should not mean people go out deliberately searching for that elusive scoop. <br/> <br/>This week, the Chartered Institute of Journalists also warned news organisations against actively encouraging people to do that, adding that people should be paid for their contributions too. <br/> <br/>"The real issue here is an ethical issue if a bomb goes off and someone stops and takes a picture instead of helping," Mr MacRae told the BBC News website. <br/> <br/>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4746633.stm</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 1 reply </div>

aidanmann 2005-08-06T11:19:52Z BluesBro http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/37cbd0a0-e20b-440b-a734-97a0f1e09101 2005-05-23T19:46:02Z 2005-05-23T19:46:02Z

<div>Just chucked a photo in with an article from the future. Wasn't looking for glory, just to help Kiwis understand moblogs and get them snapping.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

BluesBro 2005-05-23T19:46:02Z BluesBro http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/328b4afc-dab8-484e-9ad7-313fd343bb26 2005-05-23T19:44:57Z 2003-12-03T00:10:08Z

<div>Vodafone NZ has just launched Video PXT which allows you to take a 20 second video on the new Sharp GX20 cellphone and send it to MMS capable cellphones for just 30 cents US. <br/> <br/>This is not 3G but is certainly going to add a new paradigm and start creating demand for 3G. I would never have thought that such a service would be available for little more than a text message.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 1 reply </div>

BluesBro 2003-12-03T00:10:08Z Alfie http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/d688e676-ab6f-401f-b6b7-5eefd0a8cdbb 2004-11-17T13:40:46Z 2004-11-17T13:40:46Z

<div>The infamous Cheech and Chong films are now finally together in one phat dvd boxset (5 dvd's!), to be released on the fifteenth of December, just in time for christmas. <br/> <br/>We have two sets to give away to the most creative mobloggers out there, and you don't even have to be a member of moblog.co.uk! Since Cheech and Chong are the godfathers of puff, the original counter-culture heroes, we want you to send in your smokin'est pics, be creative with this, we're looking out for that flash of inspiration from that perfect stoner moment. <br/> <br/>Rules are simple, nothing naked, those pics we will unfortunately have to delete. Pretty much anything else goes! It could be your Amsterdam holiday or a functioning rocket-ship made for toilet paper rolls and wire coat-hangers, have fun! <br/> <br/>send your images in to : chong@moblg.net <br/> <br/>Smokin'!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

Alfie 2004-11-17T13:40:46Z mt http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/b92a17cd-2185-4d16-885f-d0b9aff10cab 2004-11-11T03:38:56Z 2004-11-02T08:00:49Z

<div>I picked one up while in Italy and loved it, even though it's a dual band and unusable here until a 3G service is availiable...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 1 reply </div>

mt 2004-11-02T08:00:49Z Marisa http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/37d75282-35db-4bab-929d-a147c39db1db 2004-10-07T04:07:34Z 2004-10-07T04:07:34Z

<div>hey. i completed my intensive training to audition for american idol and i blogged the whole thing. then i made a separate moblog (cuz of typepad service problems-yikes!) of behind the scenes photos from my 2 days of auditions. it's all right here: http://www.marisaolson.com check it. and thanks to those who voted on what i should wear &amp; sing!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

Marisa 2004-10-07T04:07:34Z maywoo http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/0a9ed196-1547-4ba5-82ce-c8ec317a1df8 2004-08-23T09:50:39Z 2003-09-18T15:39:07Z

<div>Anyone can post! Just email a pic and any notes to cctribe.cc@tamw.com. The gallery can be viewed at <a href="http://cctribe.textamerica.com/">Camphone Culture</a> <br/> <br/>http://cctribe.textamerica.com/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 12 replies </div>

maywoo 2003-09-18T15:39:07Z wyoming22 http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/3a6c6fc5-4fed-4562-94f8-4c423082a77d 2004-08-12T03:11:27Z 2004-08-12T03:11:27Z

<div>http://dodgeball.com <br/> <br/>it is a location text mailer/socializer program that you can broadcast your location to your friends and friends of friends. it's funny.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

wyoming22 2004-08-12T03:11:27Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/e77f8de7-f4cd-4c9b-ab64-e5cc20a0f6b0 2004-05-07T19:38:32Z 2004-05-07T19:38:32Z

<div>the handset technology is ahead of the service provider infrastructure. I can email, mms and text as well as voicecall, and send still pics. i can video with other 3 users only. other users have reported problems with the i-pod like music download function. I haven't tried that aspect. have sent images to buzznet site.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

aidanmann 2004-05-07T19:38:32Z Alfie http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/e33ab6f0-c2b0-49a0-bfab-735c67b69097 2004-04-29T10:05:56Z 2004-04-29T10:05:56Z

<div> <br/>http://www.firepile.com/software/ <br/> <br/>Textamerica Owns everything you send. We are not happy. One of the provisions of textamerica however is that you are allowed personal use of your images. <br/> <br/>Moblogimport V0.1 represents fair use of that right. Basically, moblogimport allows you to grab your moblog from textamerica, or any other moblogging provision, and move all of your images to your new moblogging host. <br/> <br/>Now, of course we would like people to come over to mobloguk, where your images remain your own, and there is never any advertising, but this software is here for you to do with as you will. <br/> <br/>Whatever you do do! We hope to see you at mobloguk =) <br/> <br/>Best, <br/> <br/>Alfie.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

Alfie 2004-04-29T10:05:56Z eversion http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/802e2173-1c31-4cbd-b7c6-5da7e0b432c6 2004-04-23T10:50:31Z 2004-04-21T13:20:19Z

<div>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/beds/bucks/herts/3645419.stm <br/> <br/>Fast frame rate not required.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 3 replies </div>

eversion 2004-04-21T13:20:19Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/9decf1c6-1ed9-479d-b5d5-6c46f42146e9 2004-04-15T10:38:10Z 2003-09-26T14:49:53Z

<div>this is off the clubnokia site: <br/> <br/>Club Nokia Photo Zone has been created with the mobile user in mind. If you have a Nokia 7650 or a Nokia 9210 Communicator, you can upload photos to Photo Zone, and access your account via WAP on the Nokia 7650 or the Web browser on the Nokia 9210 Communicator. <br/> <br/>The Club Nokia Photo Zone service will be closing down as of September 30, 2003. It is being replaced by a service provided jointly by Nokia and Kodak, the Kodak Picture Center Online. <br/> <br/> <br/>With the increasing availability of multimedia messaging-capable phones (which allow you to send and receive pictures directly between mobile phones), as well as advanced imaging applications available for newer Nokia phones, we felt that the Photo Zone Web-based service doesn't provide the same value to customers as it used to. Instead, Nokia will focus on new mobile-centric picture and imaging solutions. <br/> <br/> <br/>after you click through it says: <br/> <br/>with Kodak Picture Center Online.you can use your nokia 3650 or nokia 7650 to upload and store your photos using kodak pictures software <br/> <br/>and: <br/> <br/>access all your photos from anywhere anytime using wap link <br/> <br/>both features available aug 2003 <br/> <br/>and the ability to order prints (later this year) <br/> <br/> <br/>www.club.nokia.com <br/> <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 6 replies </div>

aidanmann 2003-09-26T14:49:53Z Alfie http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/0c6bd963-8e13-484f-8467-4ff182c8411e 2004-04-07T12:54:03Z 2004-04-07T12:54:03Z

<div>Hi all, <br/> <br/>Nice to see another moblogging tribe here, it seems you guys all use a real variety of moblog facilities - Im interested in what you think comparatively about the current offering. I mean Textamerica does what it does, and massively, Buzznet is absolutely lovely... <br/> <br/>For me, and one of the reasons we set up mobloguk was because so many places either : Charged or : owned your content once it had been uploaded. <br/> <br/>We license mobloguk on a copyright commons basis, so if there are any techie types about, you can have our code for non commerical purposes! We also urge people to license their own work this way so no-one can use pics of your children to sell Nappies, or whatever. <br/> <br/>Alfie.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

Alfie 2004-04-07T12:54:03Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/d0d9e06d-17f9-49b0-bddb-31190b913a92 2004-02-02T12:21:18Z 2003-09-28T01:05:53Z

<div>Buzznet is getting off the ground as a unique photo blogging community. Register and contribute your digital photos or mobile phone images today. <br/> <br/>Help us by suggesting categories for the EVENT/GROUP blogs, and by letting us know what you think of the beta service - email us at buzznet@jetpack.com. <br/> <br/>We have many more things in the works, but wanted to get this out there for our friends and others to use. <br/> <br/> <br/>Registered Users: 690 <br/>New Users Today: 9 <br/> <br/> <br/>July 26th, 2003: A F.A.Q. has been added to Support Page. <br/>July 1st, 2003: Welcome to Buzznet. We are in a public beta period. Please register and begin posting - check back here for more information. And pardon our dust. <br/>May 15th, 2003: Jetpack and Goldtooth Software announce the development of Buzznet. <br/> <br/>http://www.buzznet.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 7 replies </div>

aidanmann 2003-09-28T01:05:53Z sean http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/749bd551-eb64-4023-b9ef-84992e76a62c 2003-12-08T21:53:28Z 2003-11-26T17:59:10Z

<div>LOTS more details coming soon, but check out http://www.sentonline.com for the scoop.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 3 replies </div>

sean 2003-11-26T17:59:10Z Xeni http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/69968dcb-d9d8-4e4f-9c8b-87f54005dd0e 2003-12-06T19:29:18Z 2003-12-06T19:29:18Z

<div>Hi there, folks: <br/> <br/>------------------------------- <br/>Calling all bluejackers in L.A. <br/>------------------------------- <br/>If you are (a) in Los Angeles over the next couple of weeks and (b) you engage in bluejacking, and (c) you're not opposed to the idea of talking about it on broadcast media, and (d) you're not bullshitting about it, please e-mail me at xeni at xeni dot net. <br/>------------------------------- <br/> <br/>- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - <br/>Xeni Jardin <br/> <br/>tech journalist (NPR, Wired Magazine, Wired News, etc.) <br/>say: /SHEH-nee zhar-DAN/ <br/>xeni@xeni.net <br/>vanity site: www.xeni.net | blog: www.boingboing.net <br/> <br/>new projects include SENT: <br/>America's first phonecam art exhibit | www.sentonline.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

Xeni 2003-12-06T19:29:18Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/194a1762-4896-4ee7-a368-b9eb13004427 2003-12-02T04:39:51Z 2003-09-28T00:49:24Z

<div>Club Nokia Photo Zone has been created with the mobile user in mind. If you have a Nokia 7650 or a Nokia 9210 Communicator, you can upload photos to Photo Zone, and access your account via WAP on the Nokia 7650 or the Web browser on the Nokia 9210 Communicator. <br/> <br/>The Club Nokia Photo Zone service will be closing down as of September 30, 2003. It is being replaced by a service provided jointly by Nokia and Kodak, the Kodak Picture Center Online. <br/> <br/>With the increasing availability of multimedia messaging-capable phones (which allow you to send and receive pictures directly between mobile phones), as well as advanced imaging applications available for newer Nokia phones, we felt that the Photo Zone Web-based service doesn't provide the same value to customers as it used to. Instead, Nokia will focus on new mobile-centric picture and imaging solutions. <br/> <br/>after you click through it says: <br/> <br/>with Kodak Picture Center Online.you can use your nokia 3650 or nokia 7650 to upload and store your photos using kodak pictures software <br/> <br/>and: <br/> <br/>access all your photos from anywhere anytime using wap link <br/> <br/>both features available aug 2003 <br/> <br/>and the ability to order prints (later this year) <br/> <br/>www.club.nokia.com <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 6 replies </div>

aidanmann 2003-09-28T00:49:24Z norcalbarney http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/75f12ff8-082c-4872-b5eb-fff918b1b796 2003-11-27T09:55:57Z 2003-09-24T17:19:24Z

<div>I met an employee of oFoto yesterday while I was working. I'd asked him where he'd gotten his oFoto sweatshirt, and I told him about buzznet, yadda^3. He tells me that ofoto will support emailing photos, like from a camphone, in about three weeks. oFoto is cool because other people can see your photos, order prints if they choose, and you can password protect galleries, so only certain users can see them. Not a huge deal, but more competition in the image hosting world means better sites, right? -=m=-</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 9 replies </div>

norcalbarney 2003-09-24T17:19:24Z marcbrown http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/5ff505f6-2c8f-4323-9a36-5b86d6be9a3a 2003-10-20T20:17:08Z 2003-10-09T04:42:43Z

<div><A HREF="http://artforum.com/inprint/id=5497?sid=624b9f568f5013296e89c70c00b04842">Picture Imperfect</A>, an article in this month's <i>Art Forum Magazine</i>. Talks about the/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 4 replies </div>

marcbrown 2003-10-09T04:42:43Z s1mon http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/8d4fada7-71fa-47ff-acb6-c6743fec073a 2003-10-18T02:59:28Z 2003-10-18T02:59:28Z

<div>I know the subject of moblogging hosting services has come up before, but I wanted to plug Typepad.com for those of you who like to blog and moblog. They provide a couple different ways of handling camera phone posts. I'm not too happy with my phone, or Verizon's charges, but I think Typepad is a good value if you want a place that you can personalize easily and post your moblog. <br/> <br/>Here are some more of my early thoughts on the subject: <br/>http://geekbox.typepad.com/geekbox/2003/08/moblogging_toda.html <br/>http://geekbox.typepad.com/geekbox/2003/08/moblogging.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

s1mon 2003-10-18T02:59:28Z http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/41aebcee-0531-4b87-a972-638a7fc55df4 2003-10-13T11:47:00Z 2003-10-13T05:41:33Z

<div>What do you like to shoot for your mobs? Since my mob is mostly for friends and family, I take pics that I think would interest them about what I'm doing or seeing. I took some pics of a movie premiere and after party I went to, for instance, since most of my friends and family don't know what that's like. I shot my office and office building, so out of towners could get a sense of where I worked. And I've been doing an ongoing tour of Rockefeller Center, which is full of famous art deco pieces that few people know about. <br/> <br/>I also take pics of things that make me smile, so I can share them. In the sidewalk outside my house, for instance, there are squirrel tracks in the concrete. I moblogged them so that other people might get a smile from them, or so that at least they'd know something more about me. <br/> <br/>Since a bunch of my friends are working on their houses, I take pictures of things like putting up a ceiling fan or painting the home theater so they can see where I'm at, and also maybe see something that's useful to them. <br/> <br/>I try not to take pics of people they don't know and probably wouldn't care about. I try not to put too many pet pics up. I don't do too many "me" pics. I don't do 6 shots of the same thing unless there's a reason...I pick 1 good shot and move on. I take pics of things that have stories behind them so I can blog the story. <br/> <br/>If I'm traveling I try to post mini tours of where I am and what I'm doing. <br/> <br/>What do you shoot for your mob and why? <br/> <br/>c</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 1 reply </div>

2003-10-13T05:41:33Z maywoo http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/2082b702-4bce-4038-811d-fd61603c5d05 2003-10-09T17:28:32Z 2003-08-01T09:00:04Z

<div>Look what I found! <br><br> <a href="http://freenetworks.org/~mattw/badsoftware/phonecam/">camphone shell script for mobblogging</a> via <a href="http://www.muxway.org/">muxway</a><br><br> don't know if it really works, but could be handy... <br><br> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 3 replies </div>

maywoo 2003-08-01T09:00:04Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/eba39115-2457-43e0-87e7-df9ae292d3a5 2003-10-03T14:32:37Z 2003-09-28T00:50:44Z

<div>Ofoto Mobile <br/> <br/>Stay connected with Ofoto Mobile <br/>Save/Transfer pictures from Mobile Phone to Ofoto <br/>View your Ofoto photos on your mobile phone <br/>Subscription general <br/>Premium service cost <br/>Subscribe to Ofoto Mobile <br/>Add Ofoto Mobile to my existing Ofoto account <br/>Billing - How you will be asked to pay <br/>Confirming your billing cycle <br/> <br/>Use Ofoto Mobile to easily transfer pictures from your camera phone to your PC by saving them to Ofoto. After that, it's easy… <br/> <br/>even order real Kodak prints. <br/> <br/>you can use Ofoto Mobile to see all your photos on your mobile phone. <br/> <br/>Send via MMS or Email. <br/> <br/>Use the Ofoto Mobile WAP site to see all the pictures you have saved to Ofoto - address is " www.ofoto.com ". Ofoto supports WAP 1.2 and WAP 2.0. <br/> <br/>Ofoto Mobile service is an Ofoto premium service. Using Ofoto Mobile service beyond the free trial requires a paid subscription. Some consumers pay Ofoto directly, where the subscription can be paid month-by-month or one-time for the entire year. Others are billed by the mobile carrier, where the subscription fee is determined by the carrier. When you subscribe for the service, you will be asked for the name of your wireless carrier and will see the subscription policy appropriate to your situation. <br/> <br/>Ofoto Mobile premium service is available to consumers at $24.99 with a one year commitment. If you prefer month-to-month, you'll pay just $2.99. There are a few exceptions. Early users of our premium service will continue to receive the price offered at the time they signed onto the service for the length of the commitment. And costs charged by carriers who directly bill consumers may vary depending on each carrier. <br/> <br/>http://www.ofoto.com/HelpMobile.jsp?UV=851283753041_49109142605 <br/> <br/>Ofoto was founded in July 1999 in Berkeley, California by a diverse group of Internet veterans united by a passion for photography and the shared frustration of being unable to get high-quality prints from their digital cameras. As digital photographers, they knew that it was easier to share digital pictures with family and friends, but they also wanted film-quality prints. From frustration came innovation as they set out to develop an advanced, yet easy-to-use, Internet service. They built their own digital photography lab and opened for business on December 13, 1999… <br/> <br/>Ofoto's first year in business brought more than a million members and continuing innovation and improvements, <br/> <br/>thanks to great feedback from our customers. <br/> <br/>We added a film processing and digitizing service, international shipping… <br/> <br/>In June of 2001, Ofoto became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eastman Kodak Company. <br/> <br/>http://www.ofoto.com/AboutOfoto.jsp?UV=890666955644_84209142605</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 2 replies </div>

aidanmann 2003-09-28T00:50:44Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/9f0f3bd9-4794-40fe-9ec4-5b75e9863882 2003-10-03T10:03:47Z 2003-09-28T01:22:25Z

<div>TEXTAMERICA.COM <br/> <br/>A new moblog on the block, Textamerica.com, where users can create a free account and post pictures directly on the web from any country, using any camera phone and any mobile operator. Users can also post comments on their pictures and customize the look of their page. <br/> <br/>http://www.textually.org/picturephoning/archives/000850.htm <br/> <br/>mobile providers interoperability issues blog, updates on specific issues about different carriers: <br/>http://carriers.textamerica.com/ <br/> <br/>textamerica forum for carrier issues <br/> <br/>http://www.textamerica.com/board.asp?t=759 <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 2 replies </div>

aidanmann 2003-09-28T01:22:25Z norcalbarney http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/d9f0d346-2e5e-4995-b00a-79175fd85fd7 2003-09-23T12:48:00Z 2003-08-11T06:42:02Z

<div>There's a website/service called buzznet that lets users email photos that are automagically posted to the site. My site is nft.buzznet.com, but it's empty cause I don't have a cam yet. Soon.<br> Hiptopnation also has a similar service, but only for hiptop users. woot, woot.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 2 replies </div>

norcalbarney 2003-08-11T06:42:02Z norcalbarney http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/20aabd71-95c2-4fae-86c3-3bac9c2634e3 2003-09-22T18:12:32Z 2003-09-22T18:12:32Z

<div>I found this link on boingboing.net, so I'll pass it on here for those of you that didn't already know... : ) <a href="http://www.mobilecommerceworld.com/Tmpl/Article.aspx?E&amp;ID=16754" target=BLANK>It seems that cameraphone</a> shipments have overtaken those of "unconnected" digital cameras this year.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

norcalbarney 2003-09-22T18:12:32Z Shawn http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/1f768463-935d-4dd9-b7d9-e5236ac7c8eb 2003-09-22T03:11:16Z 2003-09-22T03:11:16Z

<div>I just got invited to join this from someone who was having trouble getting their camphone service to work with textamerica and the timing was great, because we are starting a blog to report and discuss interop issues between carriers. There's a new thread about it in the textamerica.com "developer lounge" message board, so it should be a great place to post archives of information. I will link this tribe's home page to the main page of the blog and if you have questions about TA, ask me here or at our site! <br/> <br/>Shawn</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

Shawn 2003-09-22T03:11:16Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/7bc63637-a1d0-40f8-9f49-e0992489a49b 2003-09-20T08:10:06Z 2003-09-19T23:17:50Z

<div>service is only compatible with two phone models sold in the United States: the Nokia 3650 and Sony Ericsson P800 <br/>http://www.boston.com/business/technology/articles/2003/09/18/software_turns_phone_into_walkie_talkie?mode=PF</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 1 reply </div>

aidanmann 2003-09-19T23:17:50Z maywoo http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/43549ac3-795d-42b4-8f77-3953e6f8e561 2003-09-18T00:48:32Z 2003-09-18T00:48:32Z

<div><br> Yay! <a href="http://www.aiyaa.filterfine.net/">Aiyaa!</a> (one of my camphone sites) is mentioned in this Feature article called <a href="http://www.thefeature.com/article?articleid=100077">Putting Faces to Names</a>! I'd really like to open this site up to other camphones (right now it only works with the T-Mobile Sidekick). Not quite sure how to do that. Any suggestions?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

maywoo 2003-09-18T00:48:32Z norcalbarney http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/ce1a4b91-c18a-4031-a8f5-74219a8cf2b2 2003-09-16T08:31:07Z 2003-08-18T18:12:05Z

<div>I finally got myself a cameraphone, a sprint Samgsung VGA1000 AKA A620. I've been using my unlimited PCS 3G internet access to upload my pictures to buzznet, and it's pretty durn cool. thirty seconds after I take a picture, it can be on my website. Buzznet also allows syndication of your photos, as witnessed at www.norcalbarneys.com. My photoblog is at nft.buzznet.com. Dig it.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 12 replies </div>

norcalbarney 2003-08-18T18:12:05Z norcalbarney http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/7da3d409-d69b-4062-abcd-de8ea0092482 2003-09-12T18:03:17Z 2003-09-12T18:03:17Z

<div>A some freaking german website has info and pictures of the unannounced upcoming nokia 6850. It's an update to the flip-open, full keyboard dealie, but it's got camera in it too. <br/> <br/>http://www.areamobile.de/index.php?pg=php/pages/viewSingleNewsP.php&amp;news_id=758 <br/> <br/>I'd like to be able to moblog/photoblog with actual stories instead of just posting pictures, but my contract with sprint might limit my choice to the Treo 600 when it comes out. I'm not sure I want to moblog badly enough to spend $500 on it, but I'd like to have mp3's in the same device. <br/> <br/>I'm tired of waiting for the future to happen. <br/> <br/>-=matthew=-</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

norcalbarney 2003-09-12T18:03:17Z maywoo http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/880fabc9-0e3e-4e1a-9d3b-caedfde9ffc4 2003-09-10T04:09:50Z 2003-09-10T04:09:50Z

<div>on wireless culture. <a href="http://www.brainheartmagazine.com/default4.htm">Brainheart Magazine</a>. There is not much on the site though you can check out the list of contributors and subscribe to the print mag which is free.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

maywoo 2003-09-10T04:09:50Z aidanmann http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/2423496d-d22c-4659-a7e3-818ad30bb17e 2003-09-08T16:58:35Z 2003-09-03T18:06:07Z

<div>I have taken the liberty of uploading a couple of pics to the camphone culture photo gallery. One of the sony ericsson p800 which has gotten good reviews. A friend of mine has one I have been trying to get him to join this tribe. He sent me a snap from it this evening. Tribe got back to me and said that the edit process in the tribe photo galleries is a software issue in thi the beta version. On another topic I am still circling around the nokia 3650. Any feedback on either of these topics would be great. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 7 replies </div>

aidanmann 2003-09-03T18:06:07Z BluesBro http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/dd349c62-d158-42dd-8d36-3a99ec297970 2003-09-06T05:27:44Z 2003-09-06T05:27:44Z

<div>I've just sent out my latest newsletter from the NZ Smartphone and PDA Academy. Topics include moBlog, eBooks, Home Inventory Package for Palm, Q2 PDA Shipping Stats, 90 Adult Video's a month on your Pocket PC, 4-in-1 stylus and Conspiracy Thoery. If anyone would like a copy, I can email it to you, or you can subscribe at www.smartphoneacademy.co.nz.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

BluesBro 2003-09-06T05:27:44Z maywoo http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/fbad51fb-8a43-44c7-a6e9-c3a51f5b08fc 2003-08-15T18:56:41Z 2003-08-15T18:56:41Z

<div>An interesting article by Justin Hall about the onset of connected cameras...<br><br> http://www.thefeature.com/index.jsp?url=article.jsp?pageid=47795<br><br> Makes me wonder about the whole idea of privacy...if everyone walked around naked would we cease to be embarrassed? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

maywoo 2003-08-15T18:56:41Z norcalbarney http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/b85f8707-218e-413f-bde1-9a1d0d7c315e 2003-08-11T16:03:08Z 2003-08-11T16:03:08Z

<div>I boinged over to this from boingboing.net, nad <a href=http://www.textually.org/picturephoning/>picturephoing.com</a> seems like a good news site on you guessed it. Also, don't miss <a href=http://www.infosyncworld.com>InfoSync</a> for daily camera and gadget news.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

norcalbarney 2003-08-11T16:03:08Z norcalbarney http://camphone.tribe.net/thread/499ab4fa-9011-40ab-a24f-63d83fca3626 2003-08-11T06:27:05Z 2003-08-11T06:27:05Z

<div>I'm not sure I understand this at all, but it's a user created soap opera, where the users become famous by participation. I saw it on smartmobs.com, BTW. <br/> <br/><a href=http://blogs.it/0100508/>http://blogs.it/0100508/</a></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://camphone.tribe.net">Camphone Culture</a> - 0 replies </div>

norcalbarney 2003-08-11T06:27:05Z