Looking for something new to do with your Google Nexus One? If you’re a photography fiend then how about 720p HD video recording; thanks to a new hack from – where else – xda-developers, you can now boost the Nexus One’s native video capture capabilities.
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Ok I’ll be the first to say it, all these high megapixel cameras on cell phones are ridiculous and I love it. Altek announced the first 14 megapixel camera phone, it’s called the Leo and it could come equipped with Android. If this does in fact turn out to be an Android phone, it will without a doubt have the best camera available on any Android device, maybe even the best camera on any phone in general.

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The Android SDK provided by Google doesn’t provide any camera emulation beyond a stand-in animation. Since Google haven’t yet provided a working implementation (or even a date by which one will be available), I’m publishing the source code for a set of temporary classes that I wrote to overcome this limitation. It’s the first code I wrote on the Android platform, and it was written in haste, though it has functioned very well for me. Read the rest of this entry »

LiveVision is an IP Camera Viewer that also provides Pan/Tilt/Zoom
support (currently PTZ is only supported for Axis cameras). While I
had a much larger scope when I began, I had to cut a bunch of features
I wished to have included. Maybe those can be for round II Read the rest of this entry »

Joyeye is a Mobile fun camera software.

We hope that combining shooting ease in the LOMO style with a mobile phone camera will bring you fun, surprising, and exciting experiences. Moreover you can also share the interesting results with relatives and friends, any time and anywhere, via mobile internet.
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