Archive for January, 2010 - Page 5

Kodak’s Zi8 pocket camcorder, capable of 1080p video, was popular with critics last year (we covered it here), and now, Kodak is iterating on a good thing. At CES earlier this month, they showed off the Kodak Playsport, a pocket cam that takes the critically acclaimed Zi8 and puts it [...]

I would hardly term myself as anything other than an amateur photographer but it must be said that Apple appear to have overlooked another market segment that the iPad may (otherwise) have appealed to only if the iPad were to come with an onboard memory card reader.

Sick and tired to hear about the good and the bad for Apple’s iPad, we just caught wind that Motorola is apparently working on a Google phone (dare we call it the Google Nexus Two?). Announced by the company’s CEO, Sanjay Jha, during a conference call meant to discuss their [...]

Eizo has released a new 30-inch color-accurate display for digital imaging professionals.  The Eizo ColorEdge CG303W color-accurate display features a 30-inch display and hand-tuned color accuracy across 98% of the Adobe RGB color spectrum.

The folks at LaCie aren’t newcomers to the external HDD space and today, they’ve introduced a whole new family of external HDDs aimed at the enterprise space. They’ll be apart of the new Quadra line and, as you would expect, will come with a ton of features you don’t find [...]

Imagine what would have happened if Steve Jobs would have pointed Safari to a web page containing lots of Flash in it during yesterday’s keynote. But then again Apple is a very good machine that doesn’t do that kind of errors. The iPad’s presentation has impressed the audience with a [...]

You will surely recall our earlier post on the HTC HD2 in which we showed you how the U.S. HD2 will be a slightly upgraded European version. Since the HTC HD2 is going to be available in the USA a lot later, an upgrade seems like the regular way to [...]

There’s just something beautifully poetic (from a geeky perspective anyhow) about an android being controlled by Android and that’s exactly what’s occurred thanks to an Android OS app having been developed that will offer control of the Plen robot via your Android powered smartphone.

Despite the 10-inch $500 tablet market tablet getting a strong entry yesterday, MSI is planning to solider on with their own 10-inch touchscreen tablet which will sell at a $499 price. The device will come out in the second half of 2010 in the United States, and will be priced [...]

What with Apple having updated its iPhone developer SDK to allow for VoIP calls over cellular networks iCall have been quick to take advantage in now offering what they bill as the first, and presently, the only iPhone and iPod Touch App to embrace VoIP functionality on 3G networks.