Starting Jan. 11,
Eye-Fi users can upload photos directly to Microsoft Windows Live, Microsoft Windows Live Photo Gallery, and Costco's Photo Center.
If you recall, the
Eye-Fi is the first wireless memory card for digital cameras that allows users to wirelessly send photos directly from their digital camera to their computer or online photo sharing site using home Wi-Fi networks.
If Naomi Campbell had thrown this bendy and soft mobile phone at her assistant we might never have seen her marching to community service in haute couture and she might not have an assault record. The phone is encased in a flexible plastic housing so you can essentially play Bop-It with it without damaging it. It features a soft flexible display - it's 2.75-in.
There's no denying the fact that we live in a time of flat screen televisions. In fact, a recent trip to my local Best Buy proved that you can only buy flat screens in their stores these days. Clearly, that was not always the case.
This
Flashlight-Inspired Media Player concept might not have commercial success written all over it, but it's intriguing shape coupled with the fact that it would be perfect for presentations and travel makes it worth considering. You control the device by rotating knobs along the "flashlight" body. It allows you to project your interface, pictures, and movies onto a wall instead of a screen.
