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iPhones responsible for yet more silly youtube videos

June 26, 2009 15:28 by Claire

Youtube video uploads are up 400 percent thanks to the launch of the iPhone 3GS. With an overall growth of 1700 percent in the last 6 months, the head chiefs say that the phone's release - more specifically, new video-enabled phones on the market - are responsible for this. It's easier to take a video, easier to upload and share the videos, and now with improved handsets the picture quality's better too.

So does this mean an improved wealth of entertainment and intellectuality? Based on this, I'd say no - although it's some good product testing.

Like this one, where iPhone meets Mr Swimming Pool...

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