Cameras & Camcorders Category - Page 9

I’m really, really starting to wonder about Cisco’s move to kill the Flip Video line off, folks, because it seems like I can’t turn around without coming across yet another model in a lineup of tiny camcorders. And now joining this steadily growing throng is no less than the Olympus [...]

What a difference a week makes, huh? Why, just last week the smallest video camera on Earth was none other than the Naneye camera, measuring in at an ultra-tiny square millimeter. But now there’s a new record from the folks out at Tel Aviv’s own Medigus, a firm specializing in [...]

If you’ve ever been jealous of the Jetsons and their awesome video phones, you’ll now be able to join them thanks to a combination of factors: Skype, Panasonic televisions with Viera Connect, and the new Logitech TV Camera.

We’ve heard a lot about the Motorola Xoom of late, and while some find it hard-pressed to compete against the iPad 2, it’s just picked up a little extra ammunition against its Apple foe: a $20 camera kit that lets you use most any digital camera with the Motorola Xoom.

Remember when we talked about Skype buying out Qik back around CES? Well, they’ve made quite a bit of progress with their new acquisition since then, but today marks something of a surprise: thanks to the newest update, Qik users can now call across platforms. That is, Android users can [...]

It’s enough to make a person wonder if maybe Cisco pulled the plug too early on the Flip Video line, because we’ve got reports of another pocket camcorder making its way onto the market. It’s the Toshiba Camileo BW10, and it doesn’t seem at all worried about smartphones and their [...]

While many are still mourning the death of the Flip camera, that does not mean the entire pocket camcorder market has been killed off. And to try and prove that point, Samsung has unveiled their latest, the W200 which comes billed as an HD pocket cam that is “multi-proof.

The Flip is dead, long live…the Tryx? Got to give Casio due kudos on this one; they certainly weren’t the type to let grass grow under their feet, and instead struck while the iron was hot. I think I’ve just about exhausted all the platitudes I can safely pack into [...]

When a smartphone is among the top cameras on one of the most popular photo sharing sites, that has to say something. Flickr’s data indicates that the iPhone 4 is the second most popular camera on the site, and is fast rising.

Here’s a shocker out of France for you–seems French researchers have figured out a possible way to get 3D onto portable devices that have front-facing cameras. They’re calling it Head-Coupled Perspective, and it might be the perspective that portable devices have been waiting for.