The HC-Smile is a Nosy Piece of Flair
Michael Hines — October 18, 2010 — Tech
I will have a hard time trusting employees of T.G.I. Fridays or any other place that requires employees to wear buttons after seeing the HC-Smile. The HC-Smile looks like an innocent "piece of flair," but that innocence quietly conceals a 720 x 480 spy camera.
The HC-Smile can hold up to 16GB of memory and has a two hour battery life. Making regular objects into spy cameras seems to be all the rage nowadays, which really makes me wonder whether I've ever been secretly filmed or photographed. One thing's for sure though, I'll never trust a smiley face button again.
The HC-Smile can hold up to 16GB of memory and has a two hour battery life. Making regular objects into spy cameras seems to be all the rage nowadays, which really makes me wonder whether I've ever been secretly filmed or photographed. One thing's for sure though, I'll never trust a smiley face button again.
Trend Themes
1. Button Camera Technology - The rise and use of button cameras as devices for covert recording.
2. Discreet Surveillance - The increasing demand for discreet, covert surveillance technology.
3. Employee Monitoring - The trend of using hidden cameras to monitor employee behavior.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality Industry - Opportunities for the use of button camera technology in monitoring hospitality staff.
2. Retail Industry - Opportunities for the use of discreet surveillance in monitoring customer behavior.
3. Security Industry - Opportunities for the use of button camera technology in enhancing security measures.
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