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by CBS News
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Posted on August 9, 2013 at 12:35 PM
Updated today at 12:35 PM
NEW YORK -- Brian Banks got his football wish granted last night. He made his NFL debut, as a linebacker for the Atlanta Falcons.
Banks' dream had been derailed 11 years ago after being charged and convicted of a crime he didn't commit.
Banks lost his freedom, but not the will to succeed.
Late in the fourth quarter and with his team down by 24 points, a rookie inside linebacker took the field at an insignificant moment in a meaningless preseason game. The game was meaningless to many, but not Brian Banks.
After a decade away from the game, he was finally playing NFL football.
Banks said, "I was amped up the entire time, all the way until they said the game was over. I'm still amped up, going around, shaking everyone's hand."
Forget about the few tackles he made, Banks' real story lies in what it took for him to get to the game. In 2002, Banks was a star high school player with a full ride to University of Southern California, but when a fellow student accused him of rape, Banks was tried and sentenced to five years in prison. Then, nine years later, his accuser -- caught on a hidden camera -- admitted it was all a lie.
Banks said, "People see me as something I'm not."
In May of last year, Banks was exonerated.
Banks has said of his release, "It was bittersweet, so I was so happy to hear those words, but I'm still left with that question of 'why'."
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Remember that China Labor Watch report we recently covered? After digging further into the document, 9to5Mac's unearthed more possible evidence about that often leaked, low-cost plastic-clad iPhone. The introduction states:
Then, on page 27:Its assembled products include iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, and low-priced plastic iPhones.
Today's work is to paste protective film on the iPhone's plastic back cover to prevent it from being scratched on assembly lines. This iPhone model with a plastic cover will soon be released on the market by Apple. [...] The new cell phone has not yet been put into mass production, so quantity is not as important.
Of course, there's no definitive proof that Apple will be launching a more affordable iPhone made of polycarbonate -- after all the company might just be testing prototypes that are not destined to market. Still, the information in this report sure gives all these recent iPhone rumors a lot more merit.
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Source: 9to5Mac
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I'm working on an app which needs to take a picture with the front facing camera of the device without preview and/or asking the user for it. It's a Anti Steal app. I've seen alot of code where they show previews of the camera, where they use the front and/or back camera and so on.
My question now is: How can I take a snapshot of the front camera and save it onto the sd card, without asking the user for permission and without previewing the camera?
Thanks alot for help.
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