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You obviously don't get my point. Which is that we are about to reach the point where video is going to be used for short communication like images, tweets, and

You obviously don't get my point. Which is that we are about to reach the point where video is going to be used for short communication like images, tweets, and status updates. That has not been properly done before due to network speed, phone hardware, and software.

stcredzero 14y ago
> You obviously don't get my point. No, I get that point. The "who could imagine" part about Instagram/digital snapshots is what I objected to. All it takes is to step outside of ourselves and look at larger trends. Easier said than done, I know, but the signs were all there for photos from the time of feature-phone cameras. I'm not so sure the signs are there for video. Calls can be spur of the moment casual. So can sending a photo. Video calls are a little too much like a get together or a date. When video calls get to the point of casualness where lots of people are drunk dialing so they can show an out of town buddy something stupid at a bar, then there will be something there.