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December 17, 2009 
iPhones are one of the most desired smartphones in the market. And why iPhones are more famous is the entertainment sources it provides, which is not present in supposedly (by many) the smartest phone – BlackBerry. However, the first and second generation iPhones didn’t have video recording feature. Although it didn’t affect iPhone’s popularity, and iPhone remained to be a hit among people. But Apple sure knew video recording is something its users would love the phone even more for. And thus, the successor of third generation iPhone (3GS), which came in the market this year, had option for video recording. But this was only 3GS, and those with already an iPhone of 2G and 3G remained with the same no-video-recording feature.
Well, 2G and 3G iPhone owners would be delighted to know this – now you can record video on your iPhones in just $0.99. Yes, finally Apple released its ivideocamera application for video recording on iPhone. There are shortcomings to it though. The recording with this application is 3 frames per second, which will give pretty bad pictures (iPhone 3GS has a video recording rate of 30 frames per second.) Clearly, the. Nevertheless, using ivideocamera is the only option if you own a second generation or third generation iPhone.
Also, you can share the recorded video on any of the video sharing or social networking/bookmarking sites such as Facebook, Vimeo, Youtube et al.
So those who had been till now unable to record a video and envied that someone with iPhone 3GS, its time for some celebration. And just at a price of $0.99! And hoping the video conferencing option also gets approved in all generation iPhones. That will be like all iPhones with great features.
