CAMERAS

According to a leaked page from Verizon's internal system, the Incredible 2, set to be released via Verizon, will be a world phone compatible with both GSM and CDMA networks.

The iPad 2 will include a pair of cameras and thinner, less reflective screen, a report says.

- China is lobbying neighbours to sign up to a road map for renewed nuclear disarmament talks with North Korea, whose leader Kim Jong-il is apparently visiting China amid conciliatory words and threats of atomic holy war.

Falcon Heene, the 6-year-old balloon boy who was never inside a helium balloon, appeared on NBC's Today Show on Friday morning with his parents and brothers to talk about the flight that captured national attention yesterday.

A U.S. energy information company has brought a James Bond approach to the otherwise bland job of gathering oil inventory data, hoping high-tech detective work will attract the business of petroleum traders hungry for accurate supply figures.

Samsung on Thursday unveiled the world's first dual view screen LCD cameras equipped with ground breaking technology.

Samsung on Tuesday introduced a new line of its SL-series camera with high end display features.

Sony Electronics introduces its new industrial XCG series, with four series cameras in different ultra-high resolution, and frame rates to match a variety of machine vision and security applications with extreme low-light conditions.

Sony’s latest-generation network security cameras will be use to survey and secure some of Department of Defense's most sensitive area.

to be ready for customers later this year and in commercial products in 2010. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd recently launched a phone, costing roughly $500, in South Korea using the first version of TI's pico-projector technology that beams video or photographs from a phone to any surface. Samsung also plans to sell a similar device in Europe, but has not released pricing. TI said interest in its...

Nikon Corp's newest advanced cameras and a lineup of fresh faces will help it outrun rival Canon Inc in a scramble for loyal fans throughout Asia, Nikon executives said on Thursday.

Sayaka Masuda's face was a picture of frustration when she realized she would have to buy a disposable camera in Kyoto, Japan's photogenic ancient capital.