(Photos & videos here are taken by me)
Here is a 100 megapixels photo I took last September. The place is Lac du Vieux Emosson, in canton of Valais, Switzerland.
You can look and zoom into the photo from you browser via this link.
But to really enjoy the 100mpx details you should get the full-size jpg:
http://zenoapps.com/photos/LacEmosson100mpx.jpg.zip (22MB)
Btw, my iPhone is also hidden somewhere in the picture, can you spot it? ;-)
A shot of the moon I took yesterday night, in Begnins, Switzerland.
Having a brother is important, particularly when you can borrow his Canon EF 100-400mm L IS ;-)
Flickr photo page here.
Also, here’s a video of the moon. Realtime. Unaccelerated. You can actually see the moon’s movement (let the video load entirely, then grab the progress indicator and scroll through it)
Speaking of voice and speech tools… here I’m testing out iPhone 3GS VoiceOver & Accessibility features (OS 3.1).
A video of the Amiga 500 I found in my parents’ basement this weekend, showing off some kick-ass UI from 1987 (AmigaOS Workbench) and its funny “Say” tool.
A Haliaeetus Vocifer (aka Fish Eagle) I just shot in Château de Kintzheim, France. There are eagles, falcons and all kind of other birds of prey around this castle. Pretty neat place for taking such close-ups of beautiful birds.
UPDATE: Flickr photo page with access to hi-res version (if you’re logged-in)
If you’ll ever want to take picture of monkeys, the Montagne des Singes near Kintzheim (France) is the perfect place.
Another photo here.
Just got my brand new iPhone. 16GB. I’ll give my original 8GB iPhone to my girlfriend.
If you have a friend visiting the US, you can ask her to bring you 2 iPhones. But when your brother is visiting the US, well, you can ask him to bring 10 iPhones.
God bless the guy who invented the SHIFT key ;-)
This is a 1896 Smith Premier No. 4 typewriter I’ve just seen at the Swiss National Museum in Prangins.
Invited friends for dinner.
4 couples in total.
All the men with they (jailbroken) iPhones ;-)
Clear separation of discussion during dinner: 4 girls talking about female-stuff and 4 geeks at the other end of the table in a non-stop conversation about the iPhone.
Testing the latest version of Apollo IM (v1.0) and admiring its new UI (which is amazing compared to the previous one)
Tested MobileTwitterrific (first native Twitter client for iPhone). It currently lacks a progress indicator, but otherwise it’s nice!