By Jim Kukral
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June 12, 2008
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Online Video, Video Ninjas, YouTube
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On this week’s “Video Ninjas” over at Geekcast.fm, Steve and I talk about how the iphone 3g “could” still be able to do video. For details give a listen to the podcast below. 1938media seems to think Steve Jobs could have turned it on if he wanted. We tend to agree.
Update: It looks like video is coming to the iphone.
We also do some chatting about Hulu.com and how it’s beginning to kick some serious butt. I wonder why other competitors aren’t popping up against Youtube using the Hulu model.
Overall, this is our longest show to date coming in at just over 30 minutes.
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Tags: Video Ninjas
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Very good podcast lots of good info
as for now, its still imposible to record video in your iphone if its not jailbroken, the iphone sdk doesnt allow developers to play with the camera.
Thank you for sharing this experience. it would have been very interesting to know what the staff in the store tell you about the reason of the problem so do please share it with us if you learn something from them as this sounds like a peculiar problem.