Hipstamatic launching standalone photo-sharing app, Oggl
Photo app, Hipstamatic announced the launch of Oggl, a standalone iOS photo sharing app that may feel a lot like Flickr or Instagram.
Prepare your unborn child for its first selfie with this 3D ultrasound hologram print
The obsession with taking photos of you and your friends begins early. Pioneer has developed a printing service that can produce 3D holograms of ultrasound scans - paving ways for a new wave of baby photos.
Rumor: Samsung working on a new Galaxy S4 model with fancier camera
Samsung is reportedly working on a new version of the Samsung Galaxy S4, which may be made available this summer. The new model is going to have a better camera and optical zoom capabilities.
Tested: Apps that turn your smartphone into a photo assistant
Camera makers are increasingly adding Wi-Fi and building smartphone apps to make their products more connected. We take a look at four such apps that add wireless functionalities like image transfer and remote operation.
Adobe enters hardware space with Project Mighty stylus and Project Napoleon ruler
During Adobe's MAX conference in Los Angeles, the company announced two new hardware endeavors called Project Mighty and Project Napoleon that are designed to work with Adobe's touch and tablet apps.
Adobe puts all eggs into one basket, converts Creative Suite to Creative Cloud
At its MAX conference today, Adobe announced that it will abandon Creative Suite boxed software development in favor of its Creative Cloud online apps and subscription-based model. Don't worry, all your favorite apps like Photoshop will still be there.
SNL parodies just how awkward Google Glass truly is
Google Glass has officially gone mainstream. In a recent Saturday Night Live skit, a fictional tech correspondent demonstrates what it's like to take a seemingly cool tech concept and use it in real life.
Best wireless printers
Looking to snag a new printer for all your photo or document-producing needs? We've rounded up some of the best wireless printers so you can get the absolute most bang for you buck.
You can’t Snapchat Stephen Colbert, but you can watch his sassy interview with its creators
The founders of Snapchat appeared on The Colbert Report to talk about sexting, screenshotting, and whether their app will ever turn a profit.
JVC HD Everio GZ-VX815 Review
JVC’s GZ-VX815 demonstrates that you can build a slim, compact camcorder without sacrificing performance and features like Wi-Fi and low-light shooting.
- Pros: High-definition 1080/60p video recording, 12-megapixel J...
- Cons: Short battery life, Menu navigation sometimes quirky, Zo...
Adobe shows off Lightroom-like photo editing on iPad 2, foreshadowing what’s to come
Could pro-level photo editing from Adobe be coming soon to a tablet near you? Adobe gives a glimpse of a Lightroom-like prototype running on an iPad during an episode of The Grid, and talks about challenges remaining.
Samsung adds to compact system camera stable with new NX2000
As Samsung's new midrange mirrorless camera, the NX2000 shares the same image processor as the NX300, allowing for fast autofocusing and 3D photo and image capture. Other features include a large 3.7-inch touchscreen and wireless connectivity.
It’s curtains for a classic camera as Hasselblad bids farewell to the 503CW
Confirming the last 503CW has rolled off the assembly line, Hasselblad brings an end to one of the world's longest-running cameras in production. The 503CW has been in production for 17 years.
Nokia may introduce Lytro-like camera on its Lumia phones
After purchasing Pelican Imaging, it seems that Nokia may be working toward introducing a Lytro-esque camera into its smartphones in the future. The technology would allow users to choose the focal point of images after taking the picture.
The U.K. makes it OK for anyone to use your Instagram images
The U.K. has passed a bill that holds a rather damaging clause to photographers; orphaned photos can be licensed for commercial use. The vague law means that as long as a U.K. publisher tries to find the original owner of a photo, they can run it - even if…