We have seen many applications that let you view Web cams from around the world. You can even use Google to watch live security cameras, but what about turning your iPhone into a remote camera of its own?
A new app called IP Camera (warning: iTunes link) does just that. This $1.99 tool takes a photo from your iPhone's camera every 12 to 15 seconds, then posts it to a local Web page that can be accessed from other computers on the same network.
To turn your iPhone into Security Camera, all you need is IP Camera. Make sure your phone is on Wi-Fi, and jot down the special local HTTP address given by IP Camera application.. It will keep running until you quit the application manually or get a phone call; although like any good iPhone app it starts right back up when you're done with a call.
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