profdlp
4 Sep 2006, 06:45pm
Though some suspect that this is merely a publicity stunt, it is an interesting concept if true.
If you took the photo of a Chihuahua at http://flickr.com/photos/benvoluto/216323527/, you have caused a Web sensation.
The mobile phone used to take that picture was stolen from Web designer Ben Clemens on an Amtrak commuter train in California in mid-August, he says.
Days later, thanks to software installed in the phone for Clemens’ use, the Chihuahua picture and other snaps of a woman and children were automatically posted to Clemens’ photo Web site for the world to see.
More Here (http://www.practicalist.com/archives/000183.html)
Source: Reuters via MSNBC (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14655410/)
If you took the photo of a Chihuahua at http://flickr.com/photos/benvoluto/216323527/, you have caused a Web sensation.
The mobile phone used to take that picture was stolen from Web designer Ben Clemens on an Amtrak commuter train in California in mid-August, he says.
Days later, thanks to software installed in the phone for Clemens’ use, the Chihuahua picture and other snaps of a woman and children were automatically posted to Clemens’ photo Web site for the world to see.
More Here (http://www.practicalist.com/archives/000183.html)
Source: Reuters via MSNBC (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14655410/)