When cell phones were first introduced they revolutionized the way people communicated and left the old methods of using landlines, telegrams and letters. Slowly and gradually new developments were made in customizing the look and features of mobile phones and thus after sometime they started appearing in more sleek and smart models which were a delight to the eye.

Along with all these developments there were was the introduction of uploading videos to your cell phones as well which given rise to the usage of mobile videos by people. Since the inception of this technology people have not only used them for personal purposes but also share the different mobile videos with their friends which include brief advertisements, song videos or else some funny commercial.

Mobile videos also offer convenience to users who can capture a video at any time something which you cannot do with your handy cam as you cannot carry it around. Today there are several forms of mobile videos such as 3GP, MPEG-4, Flash Lite, RTSP etc. Among these formats the most widely used and offered is the 3GP format.

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There has been a tremendous number of new advances in digital camera technologies in the last decade. In fact, it’s been nothing short of amazing. Not long ago, we were discussing this at our think tank which operates online, and we were considering all the potential applications for this high-tech revolutionary digital camera and video research in the market place. It seems there is an unending thirst for this technology in many sectors.

In considering all this I put together a quick list of some of the sectors which will be changed and revolutionized by digital camera technology. This is just a short list, and it was more like a 15 second burst of thought on the topic as I was discussing this with an acquaintance. Below are what I came up with, and I’m sure as you read the list you will agree;

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With technological advances on the way, new issues face video surveillance in 2010. Public surveillance will become a more involved aspect of modern life. While many are concerned about civil liberties, the net effect will be beneficial for the protection of property rights.

While the recent economic crisis might have slowed industrial production, it has not stopped the flow of innovations that will shape the debate about video surveillance in 2010. Credit markets remain chilly, and foreclosed homes lie vacant in suburban ghost towns. Despite these remarkable obstacles, bright minds continue to dream up new ways to use CCTV technology. New technologies allow for ideal video and picture quality. It is easier to store and transmit recorded data than ever before. Network video recorders allow live streaming of surveillance feeds from an IP camera.

The most modest innovations tend to improve the quality and cost of the use of CCTV technology. On the short term, this means better quality data. For those who run a business, this can make it affordable to keep an eye on assets. Better video data will allow business to pursue justice in a court with clear evidence.

There is also impetus to move video surveillance in some unique directions. There is a motivation among providers to offer surveillance systems that are intelligent. These systems will begin to automatically monitor more and more information. For example, there is aggressive research into the idea of creating a gait DNA profile for individuals pictured in a video feed. This type of behavior analysis could be used to flag certain suspicious characters for closer review. When surveillance data is intelligently processed, it becomes much easier to notice specific events that justify intense examination. It is this intelligence that will truly shape the future of CCTV technology. Better data processing will reduce labor costs for businesses.

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