(Credit: ifixit) If you’re looking for hot, sexy, revealing pics, then you know Crave is the place to be. Today we’ve got a treat for all you naughty boys and girls. OK, I really can’t do the faux erotic thing (yes, that’s what I was going ..
(Credit: Crave Asia) The Samsung Blue Earth phone is an amazing piece of technology that brings solar charging to mobile phones. However, the Korean company has bigger plans than simply fusing solar panels to the back of a handset. It intends to create an ecosystem of “green communication” with a …
If you got an HD-capable digital camera or camcorder over the holidays, you might be wondering which Web sites can handle those massive files you’ve been recording. Over on Webware, we put six big video-hosting sites head-to-head to see which one handled HD video the best.
Smartparts has announced two new pocket sized touch-screen digital photo viewers to its current lineup, the 2.4 inch SP24PC and the 3.5 inch SP35PC. These compact digital photo viewers give people the ability to enjoy their favorite photos on the go. Users upload photos by connecting the viewer …
Camera Armor , a maker of protective silicone skins for dSLRs, has announced its first line of protective skins for point-and-shoot cameras. Camera Armor’s silicone protective skins are custom fit for each camera model and provide shock-absorbing protection.
(Credit: Panasonic) Part of Panasonic’s CES 2009 product announcements is a triumvirate of camcorders featuring a 70x zoom lens. That’s apparently a “world’s first and most powerful” lens, though I’m still not sure this was something the average consumer was clamoring for.
Add new songs to your iPhone over 3G. (Credit: Corinne Schulze/CBS Interactive) Though the addition of DRM-free music is grabbing the most iTunes headlines, there was more music news at the Macworld 2009 keynote on Tuesday. Apple Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing Phil Schiller also announced that beginning …
With its launch of iPhoto 09, Apple has begun showing some reasons why it’s worth enduring the hassle of geotagging your photos. It’s generally not easy right now to label your photos with information about where you took the pictures –the process usually is done with special software to marry the photos with location data taken from a separate GPS receiver. Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide product marketing, demonstrated geotagging in iPhoto 09 at Macworld 2009.
Out with the old, in with the new. (Credit: Urban Outfitters) The next generation of instant film has made its way into the U.S. market to delight those of us who never had the chance to say goodbye to the classic Polaroid camera.
(Credit: TmoNews) Monday seems to be the day for BlackBerry rumors.
