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November 17, 2011

Say, Can You Make Phone Calls on That Camera?

Nick Bilton, New York Times


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As the technology that powers smartphone cameras has steadily improved, the point-and-shoot has become an endangered species. Taking pictures with a smartphone has become so popular, it even has its own name: iPhoneography, or smartphoneography for those with non-Apple mobile phones.

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