Eye-Fi launches wireless memory card for pro photographers
Eye-Fi has been building out its product line of memory cards that use Wi-Fi to upload photos directly from a digital camera to the Internet.
Now it’s going one step further with the Eye-Fi Pro, aimed at professional photographers and enthusiasts. This new four-gigabyte card has… Continue Reading
Eye-Fi launches video cards that upload directly from camera to YouTube
Eye-Fi has made a big splash with its camera memory chips, which can upload images directly to the web. Today, it’s expanding its product line to launch four-gigabyte flash memory cards that can upload video directly to YouTube and Flickr.
It’s a milestone for the Mountain… Continue Reading
Roundup: Nvidia battles recall flyers, Google dives deep and the Internet is broken again
Here’s the latest action:
The Internet is broken – This is starting to sound like a broken record. Didn’t we just write about the DNS flaw that could cripple the Internet? Now two security researchers demonstrate a new technique to intercept Internet traffic on a scale… Continue Reading
Eye-Fi raises round for wireless photo uploading cards
Uploading photos to web sharing sites — as fast as you can take pictures — is kind of a new obssession for the digerati. Eye-Fi is riding that wave with memory cards that have built-in Wi-Fi antennae that can upload photos to photo-sharing sites.
The Mountain… Continue Reading
Roundup: Andreessen’s tips, Revver’s shakeup, Xing’s move, Yigg.de and much more
Here’s the (updated) latest action:
Marc Andreessen getting taste of what it’s like to be a blogger – The Netscape co-founder launched a blog last week. The NYT ran a story about one of his earliest posts. Then he did a good piece about how to… Continue Reading
Eye-Fi raises $5.5M for digital camera WiFi
Mountain View, Calif.-based Eye-Fi, a company building digital camera memory cards with built-in wireless and a service that allows users to automatically upload their photos to a PC or the Internet, today closed a $5.5 first round of funding from Opus Capital and Shasta Ventures.
Eye-Fi,… Continue Reading