Feb 10, 2012 : Comments
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Sony develops new camera tech for smartphones
Looks like Sony's trying to claw its way up back to the top and smartphones may be a big part of their road map. Monday, Sony announced two new camera technologies that they would be leveraging in their new smartphones. Supposedly, the new cameras would utilize RGBW coding to make low-light pictures more vibrant. Now, the second bit of tech is also pretty... Read more » Polaroid SC1630 Smart Camera announced, runs Android
Polaroid is looking to fuel a new device category, and has recently shown off its newest camera known as the SC1630 Smart Camera. It has a 16MP shooter with 3x zoom, and should provide some good looking pictures. What makes it unique from other point-and-shoot cameras is the fact that it runs Android. It features a 3.2-inch touchscreen, and cellular data... Read more » ASUS Eee Pad Memo receives leaked photo showing camera configuration
We've seen some rumors recently of ASUS' next tablet, the Eee Pad Memo. If the rumors hole true, it will feature a 7" screen, 1.2GHz processor, and multiple options for price and storage. A new image has leaked of the device, and it is a bit more unusual than what we're used to seeing. It depicts the back of the tablet, only showing the camera and the speakers on... Read more » All About the Galaxy Nexus Camera [Video]
There's been quite a bit of buzz around the blogosphere regarding the Galaxy Nexus' measly 5 megapixel camera. As I'm sure you most of you are probably already aware, megapixels aren't everything. They do have their significance, but I've seen plenty of 5 megapixel sensors outperform their 8 megapixel counterparts. That being said, how exactly does the Galaxy Nexus... Read more » Samsung Charge photo and video samples
Samsung's Droid Charge is a high-end Android on Verizon Wireless. The LTE capable beast is their current flagship, and goes for $569 outright or $299 on contract. Other retailers, like Amazon, are offering the device at a discount. Any price break is a good one, and with the Charge, any break is a bargain. Though I'm not a big fan of the physical design, there's... Read more » Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc camera demoed on video
Sony Ericsson's Arc is, without a doubt, one sexy piece of gear. Those curved lines, the thin body, SE's custom UX, an 800 X 480 display; all of this adds up to a device that fulfills Sony Ericsson's reptation for beautiful design. With decent specs (including the possibility of mega-multitouch) and the latest version of Android on board, Sony Ericsson appears to... Read more » Rumored myTouch HD doc boasts of video chat, dual-core CPU, more
An unconfirmed T-Mobile document obtained by TmoNews shows off the upcoming myTouch HD. The features discussed include video chat via Qik (either phone-to-phone or phone-to-PC), screen sharing on compatible HDTVs, Android 2.2, Swype, 1GHz Dual Processor , a 5MP primary camera with flash, and a VGA front-facing camera. It also states that the HTC device will be... Read more » Vignette Video Review
Introducing Vignette, a popular camera replacement application for Android. It can be found on the Android Market for UK£2.99. This application is rich with features from flash settings, to editing the pre-set effects that the application comes with.... Read more » App Review: Camera 360
Know what makes me jealous? Phones with software that enable "Tap to Focus" in the camera like the iPhone and HTC Sense devices. Though that maybe where my jealously ends it's still to the extent that I kept a dated, laggy Touch Pro2 around for a long time JUST because of its camera's "tap to focus" abilities. Sure I could root my Nexus One and add a Rom that... Read more » Sony Ericsson X10 camera review, final Q&A
This is the one I've been looking forward to. At times (due largely to buggy software that drapes a layer of meh atop what I suspect could be a great experience), Sony Ericsson's XPERIA X10 feels like a camera with a phone rather than a phone with a camera. In the video below I wrap up my *video* responses (more written to come) to your questions and requests before... Read more » 
