In case you haven’t noticed the iPhone’s glassy touch sensitive screen is only sensitive to your stubby little fingers. This is because it uses a technology called capacitive touch which measures the flow of electrons through your skin. Problem is, last time we checked our fingers were pretty rounded and not too precise at picking out tiny URLs in Safari.
Samsung Electronics today launched its premium touchscreen phone ‘Anycall Haptic(model: SCH-W420, SPH-W4200)’ in Korea market, which adopts an innovative UI.
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Samsung Electronics announced the launch of its all-in-one WiBro communicator ‘SWT-W100K’ in Korea market, which features 13 Mbps wireless internet access.
Nikon expects to launch its 8M compact digital camera ‘COOLPIX P60’, which is powered by two AA batteries.
Equipped with a 2.5-inch LCD monitor and a 5X optical zoom lens, the COOLPIX P60 supports up to ISO 2000 and Vibration Reduction(VR) Image Stabilization technology. It comes with a functional body design and a defined hand grip for secure finger placement and easy operation.
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Samsung has launch out its next generation DSLR ‘GX-20’ in Korea market. It features 14.6M CMOS sensor, improved shake reduction, and 2.7-inch Live View LCD.
Canon introduces the VIXIA HF10 dual flash memory and VIXIA HF100 flash memory camcorders for the ultimate consumer experience at CES 2008.
Despite their compact size, the VIXIA HF10 Dual Flash Memory and HF100 Flash Memory camcorders are packed with advanced technology and a wealth of features to create stunning quality video.
You should check this amazing I-Station U43 from Digital Cube. It’s really entertaining.
Taking high quality photos with your cameraphone is hard enough without graininess, light problems, etc. Fortunately, the people at Nokia have introduced the N82. It features a 2.4-inch (240 x 320) display, 5.0-megapixel camera, 100MB internal memory, a built-in GPS receiver, and Bluetooth 2.0 w/A2DP.
We’ve been very impressed with this tiny Stainless Steel Digital Camcorder. It’s a great occasional use camera that goes anywhere. The entire casing is made from very solid stainless steel and feels great in your hand. The screen is a beautiful hi-res LCD display. Not only does the camera shoot full DVD quality video (720×480 30fps) it takes 5.4 Megapixel still photos and has a built-in flash. The interface is slick and simple to navigate. All photos and video are stored on an SD memory card (not included). You can get up to 2 hours of DVD quality video and hundreds of photos on a 2 GB SD card. The included software allows you to convert your videos for playback on iPod, PSP or Cell Phone. Videos are stored in MPEG4 format and look great when burned to DVD (You’ll need some kind of DVD burning software. Not Included).
Technology and nature aren’t exactly best friends. We’re really not sure what happened… maybe the ocean got pissed off after you dropped your iPod in the drink with 8-Bit gaming cover songs on repeat. Whatever the cause, the elements of nature decided that expensive electronics and outdoor watersports are a lethal combination often ending in disaster. This works out fine for those basement dwelling obsessive geeks who keep all electronics in hermetically sealed vaults lest they get a slight scratch… but what about the outdoor geek who might want to capture the action digitally while snorkeling, snowboarding or mountain biking? Luckily the Hero 3 Digital Wrist Camera has decided to “make nice” with the great outdoors by sporting a durable exoskeleton that pretty much goes anywhere. Strap the Hero 3 to your wrist and snap some sweet shots while, climbing, skiing, biking, or diving up to 100 feet. This mini camera locks flat to your wrist for storage then pivots up to capture crisp digital photos or 30 fps movies.
