Once upon a time, using a memory card to capture pictures actually seemed like an extraordinary convenience. Compared to buying film, loading it, rewinding it at the end of a roll and taking it to the photo lab for developing, popping a card out of a camera, into a computer, and uploading photos to the web seemed like a snap. And it is. But it can get even easier.
A Californian company has devised an extraordinarily simple way to get photos to the web by cutting the computer out of the equation. Eye-Fi’s wireless-enabled memory card allows photographers to take pictures and send them directly to the Web from their cameras, without so much as clicking a single button.
