Fake or not, could this actually be done (perhaps w/ other device than an iPhone)? If so, how?
Hacker with iPhone takes over Times Square screens
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#3299% chance this is just a Photoshop. The blog is about "visuals", not hacking or computer security, and I doubt that being a graphics designer is the key to figuring out how to transmit video to a Times Square video screen.
Film-making and HDSLR does not translate into "graphics design". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DSLR
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#34Great demonstration, bad explaination
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#38Regardless of whether the results (hacking the screen) are real or fake, I have to say this would be close to number one on my 'things I wouldn't have the courage to do list': Hook an electronic devie to a balloon and send it skyward in Times Square while my friend films me and holds up a mobile phone with an electronic device poking out of it.
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#40This is without a doubt fake. Not to mention this was posted on a "visuals" blog