Using the internal camera in a 3G mobile phone.

It's possible to use the internal camera in a 3G mobile telephone or only the external?
thank you.

Hi,
i have an application that use the "external camera" (i don't know the exactly name) but i don't know how could i especify to the player that i want to use the "internal" camera (the camera what focus the face in 3g phones).
I supose that the url (capture://video) should be different in the below code.
mPlayer = Manager.createPlayer("capture://video");
Thanks for all,
Benji.

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