rails, antman...the wheels on the subway no go round und round..

*promote

It is a shame that the person holding the phone didn't turn it sideways.

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And kept it recording!

Uh, I thought they did.

I dunno, maybe-I don't look under subways....

Well, go look. [grin]

That's awesome. I first read it as "Sex Battle In NYC Subway", but this is cool too...

Pretty decent mic for a phone.

I have read this title as sexy battle for the third time today, i need some sleep >>

Am I the only one in the world that can't stand the sound of a saxophone?

@0:16, dude is baked.

Nope. It's not that uncommon. My roommate doesn't dig it too much, some folks cringe when they hear it. As a sax player, I enjoy the sound of certain types of music on the sax over others, some rubs me hard the wrong way.

Hate "Yakkety-Sax"-type crap and too many filler blues riffs in rock songs....get's cheesy.

Ahhh, good ol portrait view. Methinks I will enjoy this temporary, tertiary phase in media standards. However, gamers who awaken to this non-issue and cease to make it into an issue, should remember that early conversion of arcade games, which were in portrait view, had an uphill battle to recreate the same experience on home display sets oriented in landscape.

Modern mobile gamers should all position themselves to break this mental boundary. Dedicate a little bit of your brain's background processing to fight the power of arbitrary persuasion. We're still in a developmental stage before display monitors completely explode and offer full customization with morphing length, width and heights; not to mention geometric adaptation beyond the rectangle.

FIGHT THE POWER

The bari player tried taking it to the bridge and the tenor player didn't follow because he was too busy play some "Chris Potter shit."

I love commuting into NYC. On my way home Darth Vador walked right past me. True story.

This is not like early video games. So much media these days is not only created on but also consumed on mobile phones. And phones are easier and more convenient when held in one hand, portrait mode.

My personal opinion is that this is the way things are going, as long as the devices retain the same form factor then they're simply easier to use this way.

I don't see why the camera cannot be adjusted to record correctly, and have the preview be a shrunk version of the horizontal view.

Recording an event should facilitate the event first, and the ineptitude of the operator second. The width of a subject is usually greater than it's height, or the distance between two subjects is based on horizontal distance. Recording devices/software should be made to assume this if it is true most of the time. Have a manual option to enable the type of recording seen in this video.

NYC subway not yet maglev. Still go round and round.

Did he force choke you? No cameras?