" Practically everyone in the audience put down their mini-computers and cellphones to applaud.
"Redacted" is composed entirely of films within the film, images captured on security surveillance tapes, from make-believe Web sites or by mini-camcorders and cellphones wielded by characters.
The feature will be introduced on a new cellphone, the N97 mini, that was presented Wednesday and will retail for €450, or $644, without a contract when it starts shipping in October.
My son and I used our original UDOO to make a mini arcade system and a cellphone.
Everyone else is wielding either a cellphone or a mini-camera and looking at a small screen, which tends to make the framing process much more casual.
Social psychologists like Sherry Turkle, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has studied the social impact of mobile communications, say these trends are likely to continue as cellphones morph into mini hand-held computers, social networking devices and pint-size movie screens.
"When my father was very much in the public eye, there were no camera phones, there were no cellphones, there were no mini DVD cams, there was no real Internet," she said.
With an Internet connection but no cellphone service, they serve as great mini iPad Minis.
As a result of the supply constraints, the introduction in Europe of the iPod mini, which weighs about as much as a cellphone and sells for $249, has been delayed until July from April.
Analysts are calling this upfront week a watershed because the broadcast networks are significantly expanding their presence in the new media, whether through Webisodes, video downloads, podcasts or mini- series created for cellphones.
