On this page: Kids help adults understand the usefulness of that little camera in your phone.

by Andy Shen

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				"First you learned to bring it up to your ear. Now learn when to bring it up to your eye."
"I'm still not used to having a phone with me all day. So why should I carry around a camera too?" Dottie, 69 "I like big cameras, that take big clear pictures on real paper." Arlene, 46 "I know this is pathetic, but I don't know how to turn it on." Joe, 57
				"And, of course, it's good for getting embarrassing shots of one's embarrassing sister, doing embarrassing things." Tory, 10 "The doctor made Dad go on a big diet. So I made him promise he'd send me a picture of his lunch, every day." Samantha, 14 "I make cool things at camp. If I have my phone, I can take a picture to show Mom." Stefan, 12

Tip #1.12 - Related Links -

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		Practicality: How camera-phones make you productive		Source: Digital Inspiration
		Tech List: Some practical uses.		Source: tech.yahoo.com
		Global View: Phone-camera usage in Japan		Source: whatjapanthinks.com
		Travel Tips: Cell phone camera tips & techniques.		Source: boston.com
		How to use a cellphone camera to check batteries.		Source: chromecow.com


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