A quick video showing some of my highlights of the WOM World trip to Mobile World Congress, Barcelona.
From meeting the WOM World Attendees, to Nokia Product Managers and finally getting down at the S60 Party.
Since the launch of the N95 8GB, it would seem that people are still trying to figure out if it is worth getting over it’s elder brother (the original silver N95) as I was pleased to see today that my recent N95 / N95 8GB Video Comparison has just hit over 1/4 million views on YouTube and is the 9th most popular video of all time in the Science & Technology section!
Look out for the yellow one!
Update: Sorry for the random video – I enabled cross-posting from blip.tv (when not uploading direct from their website) and forgot all about it. I was trying out UpperBlip the Mac client to upload direct from your desktop.
The video is of some ducks at work – a mother with her 10 ducklings (with one solitary yellow one). Quack Quack!
Look out for the yellow one!
Update: Sorry for the random video – I enabled cross-posting from blip.tv (when not uploading direct from their website) and forgot all about it. I was trying out UpperBlip the Mac client to upload direct from your desktop.
The video is of some ducks at work – a mother with her 10 ducklings (with one solitary yellow one). Quack Quack!
With the long Easter Bank holiday weekend, I was out an about with my new Nokia N95 – and decided that it was time that I put the video capabilities of this powerful handset to the test.
Sunday was a day trip to Weymouth, Dorset here in the UK and with my N95 in my pocket I tried to capture some of the sights and sounds of this glorious sunny day at the beach.
The video below was captured all on a Nokia N95 – all I did was stitch it together with some photographs (also taken on the N95) and added some music all using iMovie.
Alternatively there is a version on YouTube.Video includes:
I am no certainly no expert at videoing or using iMove – The results are far from perfect, and could have been edited down a little bit more. The idea was just to demonstrate how easy it is to get pretty decent content together quickly and without much effort!
Let me know what you think..
Now that I have my Internet Camera up and running properly with it publishing stills to my website, I am now able to keep a remote eye on my little hound without having to use the full functionality of the streaming web application.
While I was out last night, I hit on the (obvious) idea of using my Orange C500 to view the camera stills. With a few quick taps, I was connected via GPRS to this very site, and to the Harvey-cam.
Although the video is not streaming, and I am unable to pan/tilt the camera via this method, it is still very handy to have. To reduce overheads I have now created another page on my site that just has the image on it, so with the HTML and the image itself, the download will never be more than 10k – so I’m not going to be running up huge GPRS data charges!
This is what technology is all about!
