The iPhone to capture everyday moments, Twitter to share them

WhileApple attaches
more and more importance to the iPhone camera, the proof in
is with theiPhone 4S, of the
renowned photographers likeAnnie Leibovitz, specialized in
celebrity portraits, recognize thatthe iPhone is ideal for
capture everyday moments.

In an interview on the NBC channel, the photographer shares with us her
use of the iPhone.

For her, the iPhone is much more than a phoneas
you can see ithere in his response to
the question “which camera do you recommend”and twitter numbers
eloquent:

The iPhone is also a pen, a brush even a notebook, it is
possible to show photos of your children, it's almost like the little
leaflet that you have in your wallet. And what's more, it's simple
of use.

I can only join Annie Liebovitz because it's true that once
that we have tasted the iPhone as a camera it is difficult to do without it.

At home or on the go, there is always a tip, a little thing or
a service that your iPhone can provide you and this is what we
tries to share with you every day on iPhon.fr.

And if we talk about everyday life,what's better than twitter for
share snapshots, moments taken on the spot.
Twitter, natively integrated into
iPhone since iOS 5will not say the opposite.

Indeed, although there is
lots of Twitter clients, iPhone photo and camera apps
represent 5% of photos sent on the social network and occupy 7th
place.

Even stronger, the iPhone alone represents 39% of photos posted on
Twitter.Proof that what Annie Liebovitz said is true:
the iPhone is used to capture everyday life.

If we add to this the massive adoption of iOS by “iphone users”, and
record sales of the iPhone 4S, I think we can say that Twitter has
still good days ahead of him.

Moreover, the number of new subscribers ready to tweet has been multiplied by
three since the launch of iOS 5.

Twitter CEO Dick Costello believes iOS 5 should enter the top
3 of Twitter customers from next year.

On your side,What is the iPhone camera used for?
?