Mobile webcam

Still, the great thing - a mobile phone with a built-in camera also supports Java! Adding here the presence of GPRS-access to the Internet, we get a shared fairy-tale image is also a huge expanse for imagination also implementing various software solutions. Not technology, but the illusion of a poet! Apparently, satiated with the discoveries, the Englishman David Kaspar (David Kaspar) decided to present the fruit of his imagination, laying out for public view the development of Mowecam (14 KB), which stands for Mobile Web Camera.

As also befits any webcam, Mowecam removes at certain intervals the pores of the image from the camera of the mobile phone also saves them on the server of the creator of the program. Find photos on the Internet is not difficult, just dial the address http://www.davidkaspar.com/mowecam/getimage.php?email=[unique key], in which place as the key indicates the email address specified in the settings of the application ( See screenshots below).

Since Mowecam uses GPRS for the whole camera, we recommend that you allow the application to work with these key (for the program, naturally) components at once in the phone parameters. Otherwise, "the kin will not be in any way," because tricky questions about the regularity of accessing the MIDlet to the resources of the mobile device will make their bad correction.

Okay, figured out the permissions, we'll move on to the settings. Among the available: the address of the server storing pictures (so far only one is available - author's, but in the near future David Kaspar is obliged to open the source code of the PHP script for its relocation to any suitable web hosting), the time of the camera, e-mail Size of future images. Recall that the time-out should be selected by the experimental route, depending on the "weight" of photos and the quality of domestic GPRS-connection. It is possible that there may be a situation at what time the program will not succeed in sending pictures to the server.

In conclusion, we give screenshots of Mowecam in "military", working condition. Immediately we apologize for the ridiculous photo-image as a sample, because the available phone emulator does not allow you to manipulate the virtual camera.

Practical application to such a mobile web-complex, I think, our readers will find without much difficulty. We will only say that the project is being deployed non-stop, and in the future it is expected that it will be possible to detect movements of the objects to be photographed, to notify by SMS or e-mail, but many other useful things seem to be similar. In general, we go more often to the site of the developer also do not forget about "Computer-Online".