Turn your iPhone, iPad or i Pod Touch in a web camera to your computer

If your web camera is broken or you just don't have one, you can still chat with video with the help of your iOS device. An application called iWebcam intelligent reuses the camera from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to run it as a web cam.

Configure iWebcam is a fairly simple process. Just follow 4 simple steps:

Step 1. Download the application from the App Store. The application costs 4.99 dollars.

Step 2. Visit the iWebcam website and download the drivers (drivers) for your operating system (Windows or OS X). Install them on your computer.

Step 3. Start the iWebcam application on your iOS device and opens a program that supports web cameras on your computer. For example, Skype or Windows Live Messenger.

Step 4. Select your device as a webcam and thats all!

Very intelligent. In my tests, everything worked very well. I have installed the drivers and iWebcam appeared on Skype without problem. In some cases it may be necessary to restart the computer. Others have had problems getting the imitation of web camera to appear in other applications. The image quality is surprisingly good. In fact, the video looks much better and smoother in my normal Webcam.

Previously we talked about a similar application called Mobiola WebCamera and if you want you can try and stay with which you like most or work you better.

A computer graphics with all the rumors about the iPad Mini

During the last few weeks we have had so many rumors about the Mini iPad that can any of you walk a little clueless. Resolution, the price or release date are some of the parameters that change from time to time, preventing that we have a clear idea of the device that we see.

For all of them, today we bring a compilation in the form of computer graphics of the main rumors about the iPad Mini that have appeared to date. The data are in chronological order and also the source appears in almost all of them.

 

The most interesting rumors point to a device of 7.85 inches, which already are producing more than 6 million units to put on sale by the end of month. Speakers and the Lightning connection would be similar to the iPhone 5, as we have seen in a multitude of leaks.

We also know that many blogs and websites of the Apple universe have been posting photos on parts stolen and taken out of the factories in Asia, showing different models and prototypes, as well as internal components.

You can click on the photo to see it full-sized:

 

A good number of rumors point to a device based on the architecture of the iPad 2, in order to thus get an affordable price, around $250 for the most basic model. In addition, it would be available in black and white and could bear Siri, WiFi and 3 G.

The screen would not have a density type Retina Display, as it is one of the more expensive items that you can be a tablet, and now you are looking for is a device that is accessible to the more modest pockets.

What do you think of these rumors? Is the idea of the Mini iPad gaining momentum in late October?

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