I’ve been actually looking for something like this, a Live View camera that can be tethered to my Canon 7D DSLR camera so I can have better control while I take 1080P videos I upload to YouTube.
It’s an Android app called DSLR Controller that turns any Android device (including Android smartphone/tablet) into a Live View cam.
Why a need for such things?
First of all, when you are taking a video with a Canon 7D, there’s no way to tell if your camera is in foc
Java has been touted as probably the best platform to write programs on so they run on various different machines. Well, it seems that a company called Myriad has figured out how to convert Java MIDIlets (MIDIlets are basically Java programs that run on smartphones like Nokia) into Android apps with ability to use the softkeys and touchscreen on your Android. (See Myriad’s Press Relase on J2Android)
Utilizing J2Android, phone manufacturers, opera
I found this hack on YouTube by a kid named Ray, who shows you how to download and install paid apps for free. Of course, it’s probably illegal and we highly recommend to buy your apps and it’s informational purposes ONLY!
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO6DvsOpGvc&feature=player_embedded
Basically what you do is do a Google search for any .apk files. For example, if you wanted an app called Picaso (just making it up), do a Google search for Picaso.apk.
Download the apk file, copy it to your phone’s SD card, then use apkInstaller to install
