Comments on: New iPhone to Include Final Cut Pro HD — Just Kidding!

By: james braselton

james braselton — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 20:13:16 +0000

HI THERE YOU UNDER ESTERMATE APPLE CEO PROBALY HAS THAT ALREADY PLANED OUT ALONG WITH VIDEO CONFRENCING THE IPHONE 3G S ALREADY HAS VIDEO RECODING FOR YOUTUBE AND FACEBOOK AND MOBILE ME AND MMS SSM VIDEO CLIPS UPLOAD DOWNLOAD AND WITH 32 GB OF FLASH MEMORY STORE HD VIDEO

By: Dave Zatz

Dave Zatz — Fri, 01 May 2009 23:49:15 +0000

Actually, screens are assembled from graphical bits not stored in memory as full screen objects. So those images floating around the net may or may not be legit.

I've been saying for months, Apple would come out with an iPhone HD model focused on camera and video functionality. Where else would they go? And in many ways, they lag something like the Nokia N95 by 2 years with that stuff.

By: Om Malik

Om Malik — Fri, 01 May 2009 20:26:17 +0000

@Liz and @Mark

No surprise that Apple would eventually transition to a video recording/editing on iPhone. As the device gets more horse power, the handset can do many things, including video.

By: Mark Sigal

Mark Sigal — Fri, 01 May 2009 18:40:18 +0000

Hey Liz,

This makes perfect sense. In fact, I theorized that Apple might look to add “camera re-invention” as another one of their disruptor job targets within iPhone/iPod touch, in my post:

iPhones, App Stores and Ecosystems
(http://bit.ly/Hre72)

EXCERPT: What if Apple decided to reinvent the digital camera as a smart, connected, programmable device? It would certainly sync up with some of the features they have recently baked into iLife, such as facial recognition and geocoding of photos.

The main thought process here is that the Flip Video cameras (recently acquired by Cisco) have proven that there is a real market for pocket sized video cameras. If you overlay that goodness on the whole iPhone platform play, what type of software value add might developers plug in on the software front?

Food for thought.

Mark

READ – PC 1.0, iPhone 3.0 and the Woz: Everything Old is New
(http://bit.ly/7hLJY)