YouTube Gets Mobile Boost From New iPhone
WebProNews Feed —
Google said today that the number of videos filmed on mobile phones and uploaded to YouTube has increased 400 percent since the release of Apple's iPhone 3GS last Friday.
The new device allows users to film video clips and upload them wirelessly to YouTube.
The increase is part of an overall trend with mobile uploads to YouTube surging by 1,700 percent in the last six months.
"This growth represents three things coming together: new video-enabled phones on the market, improvements that make it easier to post a video to YouTube from your phone, and a new feature on YouTube that allows people's videos to be quickly and effortlessly shared ...
iPhone 3GS Videos Spike YouTube Uploads
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Does the S in iPhone 3GS Stand for Submarine? [IPhone]
Gizmodo —
Sure, this video must be fake, but the sound is so clear I find hard to believe that it is inside a case. Then again, I find even harder to believe that any iPhone can survive this. There's only one way to know the truth: Get your iPhone 3GS to the pool today, submerge for a few seconds, and tell us. Come on. You know you want to do it. Send me your test video to jesus@gizmodo.com.
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iPhone 3GS Is Waterproof, Too?
iPhone Alley - RSS —
[image] iPhone 3GS can record video reasonably well in most circumstances, but as it turns out, it works pretty well under water, too. YouTube user KhenaKara was trying out his new iPhone 3GS's video recording capabilities when it slipped out of his hands and down to it's watery grave, or so he thought at the time. To his great surprise, not only was it still functioning, but days later it still remains fully functional! Best of all, he posted the video to YouTube (after the break). [via CNet ...
The iPhone 3GS is Waterproof
iPhone Download Blog —
This is an undocumented feature of the iPhone 3GS. Apparently the new iPhone is waterproof… What?
Well, this guy was trying out video recording by the swimming pool when the iPhone accidentally slipped off his hand. The result: the first underwater video recorded with an iPhone. Check out the video below to see it for yourself. ...
iPhone works underwater, but don’t try this at home kids…
The iPhone User Guide —
iPhone 3GS user KhenaKara accidentally dropped his iPhone 3GS into a pool while video recording and amazingly it kept recording. Since he was recording you can watch the whole experience in the video below. Days after the event the phone still works fine.
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iPhone 3G S Dropped In Water, Still Works???
The Iphone Spot —
This may be a fake but listen to the very end when you can hear his voice get squeaky saying “Dude It Still Works”. I also note the guys face that saw him drop it which is on the Inflatable tube.
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Dude drops iPhone3GS into pool while recording video...still works?!?!
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
This is pretty incredible...we're not sure how long it lasted after the video stopped but it would seem somewhat "water resistant". Drop happens about half way through the clip....
via Mike Elgan
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iPhone 3GS takes plunge in pool while shooting video... and lives to tell the tale
Engadget —
Now, we're hoping this isn't some elaborate hoax perpetrated on the kind citizens of the internet, because if it's real, it's amazing. Here's the deal: a man capturing video poolside with his iPhone 3GS somehow loses control of the device and ends up dunking the entire phone... while filming. Miraculously, he manages to fish out the handset ...
iPhone 3GS dropped into pool, does not falter
iPhonefreak —
iPhone 3GS dropped into pool, does not falter It was bound to happen sooner or later. The owner of the iPhone in question was daring enough to hold his new iPhone 3GS over the edge of the pool and use its video record feature, I’m sure you can guess what happened next. The caption of the video reads,“Was trying video on my new iPhone 3G S at the pool and dropped it in the pool. Don’t know if it’s waterproof, but it still works fine. I had a few people comment on seeing a strap in the video. I have a rubber cover and had put a strap through the earpiece hole to avoid just this type of thing. I didn’t have it on my wrist at the time, but believe me, I will ...
YouTube sees 400-percent upload increase with iPhone 3GS
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Don't try this at home
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
Filed under: Humor, Odds and ends, iPhoneOr at the pool, or at the beach. It seems a French fellow was proud of his new iPhone 3GS and was taking pictures around the pool when the sort of inevitable happened. Yup, in the drink. Amazingly, the iPhone survived the underwater ordeal, and even recorded [YouTube link] the trip. Allegedly. I wouldn't recommend this as summer entertainment. The iPhone in question had a tight rubber case, and my guess is while the video did record OK, the moisture in the phone will eventually take a toll. There are a few water-tight cases for the iPhone, and we road tested an Otterbox ...
iPhone 3GS Dropped in Pool and Still Works
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iPhone 3GS Dropped in Pool and Still Works
Monday Fun Video: Aqua iPhone or Human Farce?
The iPhone Blog —
Either an iPhone 3GS was dropped in a pool and kept on recording, or as Richard Lai demonstrates in this second video [NSFW-L] someone was smart enough to cover it in plastic wrap first.
You can decide for yourselves, but we’re not letting our iPhone’s anywhere near water without full deep sea gear and a mini sub…
[Thanks everyone who sent this in!]
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Monday Fun Video: Aqua iPhone or Human Farce?
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