The iPad does n’t have a build up - in camera , but you could give it something better . By putting an app onto each an iPad and an iPhone , you could connect the two via bluetooth and have a wireless camera for your iPad .
All you need to do is download theCamera AandCamera Bapps onto your iPad and iPhone respectively — note that Camera A will set you back a clam while Camera B is devoid . Once you ’ve got the apps on your machine , make trusted bluetooth is switched on , and launch the apps . Ta da ! You ’ll see everything your iPhone ’s crystalline lens sees on your iPad .
To take a pic you ’ll tap the television camera icon at the bottom of your iPad ’s covert . A pop up prompt will ask you if you really want to save the photo and that ’s it , you ’re done . Oh , and if you want photos to save to both your iPhone and your iPad each time , then you may switch the little toggle substitution in the lower right of the screen :
How does this witchcraft work ? Based on the fact that I just see my iPhone lock screen double moments ago , I ’d say that the apps are allowing your iPad to mirror your iPhone ’s exhibit . I guess that mean that you could also use this app frame-up to rightfully turn your iPad into a gigantic iPhone . [ Camera AandCamera B ]
Update : Keep in mind that this app will only work with an iPhone 3Gs and not other theoretical account .
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