These are store policies. Basically, a store would be just like if you went to a stranger's home and wanted to take pictures inside it. A store is owned; therefore, it is private property---not public property. Now, you could take a picture of the store's sign outside, because being outside, it is a public area. BUT if the store (or mall) owns the sidewalk or parking lot on which you stand to take the picture, they can demand you leave if they don't want photographs taken. It is primarily the public versus private concept of personal and social boundaries-- if you want to take pictures, go to your own property or public property.
Stores may have other concerns about inside Photography, too. But it's mostly because it is their land / building and so, their right to say what you can and cannot do there.
no only store pictures other than the i-phone.
unless you have a some sort of software that allows you to take pic, you cant really take pic on a laptop
They problaby take pictures and store them digitally is my guess.
take it to the store you got it from, or a nearby apple store if they cant fix it, you are stuffed.
What? Store pictures?? Oh brother, why would you store pictures nowadays??
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You cannot download pictures on a Nintendo DSi, although you can either take pictures but u cant download any u can also put them on facebook too
With the dsi you can play with music listen to music you can take pictures you could edit pictures there is a game store you could surf the web
It depends on the quality of pictures you take, but with a 2GB card you should be able to store around 500 or 600 photos.
digital camera
you cant unless you know them or they will get scared
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