Like many post-holiday gift-getters, you may be taking more time out of your day to take more pictures with your new glitzy smartphone. Smartphone cameras came a long way in 2011, to the point where digital point and shoot camera sales began falling off.
Shots are being fired in the world of the digital camera.
Shots are being fired in the world of the digital camera.
Scientists Develop New Camera: Can Capture Images at Speed of Light [PHOTOS, VIDEO]
An MIT Media Lab team, comprising of Associate Professor Ramesh Raskar and Andreas Velten, a Postdoctoral Associate in MIT) has invented a marvelous, ultra-fast imaging system that can capture photons or light particles, which move million times faster than bullet, in slow motion. How does it do it? Well, it can shoot at trillion frames per second (fps)!
A new, advanced component is expected to heat up the smartphone market and reduce the gap between digital camera and smartphone camera.Soon, consumers will not need to carry a digital camera separately for taking high-quality pictures, thanks to Sharp, which has unveiled the world's thinnest CMOS camera module with optical image stabilization for smartphones.
A Persian leopard that was long thought to have been extinct in Afghanistan was recently seen on images from camera traps in the country's central highlands.
What happens to the wire, chip and sensor makers working for Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) when the company gives them the boot? The answer to that question might be found in the dismal quarterly results released Tuesday by OmniVision Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:OVTI), a company that makes imaging sensors used in smartphone, tablet and notebook cameras.
Photos of rare wild cats, including those of the endangered Sumatran tiger, have been captured in an Indonesian forest which is threatened by encroachment and deforestation.
GoPro releases a new version of its popular Sports Camera with a faster processor, 11-megapixel capability and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Scientists caught predators in the act of raiding ground nests in the Arctic, graphically showing in a series of photographs released Wednesday how ground-nesting birds are threatened.
The newest iPhone has received varied opinions.
A new camera technology could revolutionize the way we interact with photographs.
Silicon Valley start-up Lytro opened up pre-orders for its new camera Thursday, which many are already calling a revolution in photography. Here are five of the camera's best features.
Apple Inc. received overwhelming positive responses for iPhone 4S but there are some technical defects the users have experienced recently.
Lytro is changing the photography game with its new handheld camera. The camera allows the user to manually focus pictures after they've been taken.
The four and half inch long anodized aluminum Lytro camera looks like a miniature version of telescope which is as unique as its technology and gives a very fresh looks than any of the traditional digital cameras available in the market.
Lytro formally unveiled its innovative focus later camera, called Lytro light field camera Wednesday, as a potential game changer that will bring photography to a new level.
Apple Inc. took the wraps off the iPhone 4's sequel earlier this month. The new phone, called the iPhone 4S, has seen remarkable pre-order numbers. Pre-orders for the iPhone 4S started on Oct. 7 and has since registered 1 million units on the first day, surpassing the previous single-day record of 600,000 for the iPhone 4.
Though the iPhone 4S looks like an older sibling of the iPhone 4, it has a stronger processor and better camera than the iPhone 4, as well as Siri voice control and a bunch of apps that make a big difference between the two versions of the same phone.
After talking much about Siri, it is time we scanned the camera of Apple's recently released iPhone 4S.
After weeks of speculations and rumors surrounding it, iPhone 4S reached the hands of Apple's fans on Friday. The other Apple device that made rounds along with iPhone 4S was iPad 3.
