2. June 11, 1997:
Phillipe Kahn used a wire
from the speaker in his car
to be able to connect his
cell phone to his digital
camera and upload the
photo to the internet from
his phone

3. - His cell phone software
company, Starfish, was
bought out by Motorola
- Motorola’s new CEO Chris
Galvin turned down the idea
- Phillipe launched LightSurf
and brought idea to Japan

4. Motorola’s Mistake
June 2000:
Samsung SCH-V200
- First cell phone with a built in
camera
November 2000:
J-Phone J-SH04
- First cell phone with the ability
to electronically send photos
with Kahn’s PictureMail
Software
Both released in Japan

5. 2002: Sprint Sanyo SCP-5300
- Had flash, white balance, zoom, and
filters
- Over 80 million camera phones sold by
the end of 2003

6. - .3 MGP 1.3, 5, and now the iPhone
features 8 MGP, and other camera
specific models with 41 MGP
cameras
- Most camera phones now feature
both a front and back camera

7. 16% of cell phone users use their phone mainly
to make phone calls, while a towering 84% use
phones to text, send emails, and access social
networks
Instagram, snapchat, facebook

8. September 2013, Snap Chat announced that
350 million photos per day were sent through
the app, 340 million more than in September
2012
Instagram: 150 million monthly users, 96 million
of those users residing in the United States

9. “Today, we snap as
many photos every
TWO MINUTES as
humanity did as a
whole in the 1800s”