the pixels, duke
Nokia’s next-gen Windows Phone may get a 41-megapixel camera
A monstrous sensor could give the next Windows Phone an edge.
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CES: 48 hours with Ars Technica in Sin City (gallery)
Ars is keeping its cameras on during CES, capturing gear, grub, and Gallagher.
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The old school tech Samsung used to achieve single lens 3D
Hint: the new 45mm 3D NX system lens doesn't use magic.
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New Twitter, Flickr mobile photo filters may be too little, too late
Trying to ape Instagram seems like a desperate move.
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Being entertained and going social: The Ultimate Smartphone Guide, part II
Hunting down the best apps for reading comics, finding a restaurant, and more.
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Change in the couch cushions
Apple, Google said to be pooling $500+ million for Kodak patents
The groups wouldn't bid enough on their own, so now they're working together.
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VistaQuest VQ10 disposable digital camera review
The price is right, but what about picture quality and usability?
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Alternatives to Camera app can give you better iPhone photos
Apps offer more control, integrated editing, and extra sharing options.
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iPhone, iPod touch cameras should appeal to photogs of all types
iPhoneographers rejoice over better low-light shooting, panorama mode.
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240 degrees of separation
iOS 6 Panorama feature compatible with dual-core iPhones
Complex image processing and 28MP images require dual-core silicon.
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Hands-on: iPics2Go quickly, easily gets analog photos into your iPhone
A good buy for casual sharing of older photos via your iPhone 4/4S.
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Guys, we got apps!
Sony updates NEX-5 system camera with WiFi, downloadable "apps"
Apps will add features like time-lapse shooting and in-camera editing.
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for sale: dying technology
Kodak really wants to get out of the film business
Wants to focus on printing and business services.
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No computer required: The Doxie Go portable document scanner reviewed
Convenience and good software help to compensate for a high price tag.
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Someone didn't get the memo
One day after DC police's reasonable camera policy, phone still taken
DC resident did get his phone back, minus the memory card and family pictures.
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Potentially pricy patent peters
ITC: Kodak imaging patent is invalid, Apple and RIM off the hook
Kodak could lose big on IP sale with one key patent ruled as invalid.
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Hands-on: nearly instant photofinishing direct from your smartphone
Walgreens and Fujifilm are offering APIs that allow printing from photo apps.
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Kodak says Apple, FlashPoint want to "delay and derail" patent sale
Is Apple trying to make Kodak's bankruptcy proceeding as difficult as possible?
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REEL TALK
Celluloid no more: distribution of film to cease by 2013 in the US
A report projects movie studios will go completely digital in the near future.
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Feature Story
Review: Adobe Photoshop CS6 and the “Creative Cloud”
Facing low-cost rivals, Photoshop CS6 adds new features and the ability to rent.
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Facebook Camera is no Instagram killer, but it doesn't have to be
Similarities exist, but each app will appeal to different users.
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Hands-on: app lets you "Bump" smartphone pics to your computer
The latest update to the proximity sharing app also sends pics to the cloud.
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Room for improvement? Apple's options for the next iPhone's camera
The iPhone's camera is already pretty capable, so where can it go from here?
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Full Disclosure
Israel requires advertisers to disclose Photoshopping of models
Computer editing sees regulation, and models must be certifiably not underweight.
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Upper class glass
Nokia corners Carl Zeiss to make lenses for high-end smartphone cameras
The companies will continue their collaboration for smartphone camera designs.
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