Section: Communications, Cellphones, Cellular Providers, Smartphones Just a few days ago, we saw Amazon prematurely post a pre-order page for the unannounced HTC EVO Shift 4G. Earlier today, Wal-Mart posted a product listing for the EVO Shift 4G accompanied by specs, perhaps implying an impending announcement by Sprint. Also, leaked images of the HTC slider smartphone in-the-wild surfaced, giving us a new batch of images to salivate over. The rumored launch date of January 9 and the price of $149 on contract rang loud in our ears every time we saw a new rumor regarding the EVO Shift. It was only a matter of time Sprint would announce its latest 4G capable smartphone, and finally, Sprint made it official today. The specs are much of the same that we have already heard: Android 2.2, HTC Sense, 2GB onboard memory, FM Radio, slider QWERTY keyboard, 3.6 inch touch screen, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, and Sprint Mobile Hotspot. Not to mention 4G connectivity, 5MP rear facing camera, and 720p video recording round out the rest of the specs. Again, Sprint reaffirmed the launch date of January 9 in all Sprint retail stores and the expected price of $149 on a two-year agreement. If you’re looking for a powerful Android smartphone with a slider QWERTY keyboard that won’t break the bank, HTC has you covered with its new 4G phone. The full press release can be read below: HTC EVO Shift™ 4G
Sleek and streamlined, delivering a paramount mobile experience with the power of Sprint 3G and 4G HTC EVO Shift 4G follows in the footsteps of the award-winning HTC EVO™ 4G bringing customers an attractive, streamlined design with the addition of a sliding QWERTY keyboard and an astonishing list of features. Beyond the latest version of the highly acclaimed HTC Sense user experience, HTC EVO Shift also boasts the power of 4G, Android™ 2.2, a 5MP camera/720p HD camcorder and a 3.6-inch capacitive touchscreen display with pinch-to-zoom capability. HTC EVO Shift's custom Web browser is optimized for convenient mobile use with functions like pinch-to-zoom and automatically reflowing text, while Sprint 4G speeds deliver a full, no-compromise Internet experience. Adobe Flash technology ensures that rich Internet content, such as embedded video and animation, are displayed the way they are meant to be seen. The slide out full QWERTY keyboard makes staying in touch with friends and family through messaging and social networking quick and easy. With built-in mobile hotspot functionality, HTC EVO Shift 4G also allows up to eight Wi-Fi-enabled devices, including a laptop, camera, music player, video player and any other Wi-Fi-enabled device, to enjoy the benefits of 3G/4G speeds on the go.
PRODUCTIVITY
• 3G/4G capability.
• 3.6" capacitive display with pinch-to-zoom and tactile feedback.
• World-class HTML browser – quality that rivals that of netbooks.
• Android 2.2, with access to more than 100,000 apps on Android Market.
• Simultaneous voice and data capability in 4G and Wi-Fi coverage areas, enabling Web surfing and more while talking.
• GoogleTM mobile services including Google SearchTM, Google MapsTM, Google TalkTM, GmailTM, YouTubeTM , and syncs with Google CalendarTM.
• Access to Google Goggles™ to search with pictures instead of words.
• Updated HTC Sense, highly acclaimed user experience, which includes FriendStream™ to integrate Facebook, Twitter and more into a single flow of updates.
• Visual voicemail.
• Messaging – personal and business email, IM and text messaging.
• 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot capability – connects up to eight Wi-Fi enabled devices.
• 4G data speeds (WiMAX) – peak download speeds of more than 10 Mbps; peak upload speeds of 1 Mbps; average download speeds of 3-6 Mbps.
• 3G data speeds (EVDO Rev A.) – peak download speeds of 3.1 Mbps; peak upload speeds of 1.8 Mbps; average download speeds between 600 kbps and 1.4 Mbps. ENTERTAINMENT
• 5MP autofocus camera and 720p HD camcorder.
• High-quality video streaming and downloads at 3G and 4G data speeds.
• Capture and share HD-quality video (720p) from your phone.
• Media player with 3.5mm stereo headset jack.
• FM radio and Amazon MP3 store.
• Amazon Kindle – an e-Reader in the palm of your hands, with you everywhere you go!
• Sprint applications including Sprint TV® and NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM.
• Stereo Bluetooth® 2.1.
• Built-in WiFi®: 802.11 b/g/n.
• Digital compass, G-Sensor, proximity sensor, light sensor, GPS.
• Expandable memory: 2GB microSD card included; supports up to 32GB. SPECIFICATIONS
• Qualcomm® MSM7630 (800 MHz) processor.
• Dimensions: 4.6” x 2.3” x .6” (LxWxT).
• Weight: 5.9 ounces.
• Main display: 3.6" WVGA (800x480) 65K colors.
• Battery life: 6 hours of talk time*.
• Standard removable 1500mAh Lithium (Li-on) battery.
• Memory: 2GB ROM, 512MB RAM. *Time may vary depending on 3G/4G coverage and usage.
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 Section: Communications, Accessories, Computers, Desktops, Mobile Computers, Laptops, Wireless, Gadgets / Other, Web Slated to launch February 27, Sprint recently announced the new Novatel Wireless MiFi 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot device. At the size of a credit card, the Mobile hotspot device can connect with five different devices simultaneously to provide 3G or 4G wireless Internet, depending on your location. With four hours of constant usage, or sixty hours of standby time, the MiFi device is a great solution for users looking for a strong WiFi signal on the go for their laptop, eReader, smartphone, netbook, or tablet computer. Retail price for the Novatel Wireless MiFi 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot is $49.99 on a two year agreement. However, remember the devices incurs a service charge of $59.99 a month. Feel free to read the full press release below. MiFi® 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot by Novatel Wireless Big on Power, Small on Size Sprint's ultra-compact MiFi® 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot by Novatel Wireless brings customers the portability of the
MiFi design with one-touch connectivity for up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices, including a tablet, eReaders, laptops
or gaming consoles. Delivering a true wireless experience with no cables or software installation required, the
MiFi 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot easily supports all the needs of a family household, a frequent traveler who wants
to avoid Wi-Fi charges, or even a small business team in a form factor about the size of a credit card. Sprint is
the first carrier to launch a 4G MiFi Intelligent Mobile Hotspot preloaded with MiFi OS™, widgets and application
support, adding capabilities beyond just Internet connectivity. Its predecessor, the MiFi 2200 by Novatel Wireless,
was the industry's first 3G Intelligent Mobile Hotspot. This version with 4G accessibility offers download speeds
that are up to 10 times faster than 3G service.1 It also features an external display with status indicators for
battery, signal strength and number of connected devices as well as shared storage capability through a
microSD™ slot for up to a 32GB memory card. It supports Windows, Macintosh and Linux operating systems. FEATURES:
• 3G EV-DO Rev. A and WiMAX capable
• 10mm x 35mm eInk display with status indicators for battery, signal and
number of connected devices
• Location based services: GPSOne, xTRA, stand-alone GPS
• Browser user interface for configuration
• MicroSD slot for up to 32GB memory card
• Supports Windows, Macintosh and Linux operating systems
• Datalink 3G/4G
• No software required for Wi-Fi connection
• Battery: 1500mAh – four hours of usage; 60 hours of standby
time
• 4G data speeds (WiMAX) – Peak download speeds of more than
10 Mbps; average download speeds of 3-6 Mbps
• 3G data speeds (EV-DO Rev. A) – Peak download speeds of up to 3.1 Mbps; peak upload
speeds of 1.8 Mbps; average download speeds of 600 kbps-1.4 Mbps. BASICS:
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Compatibility: Wi-Fi, Windows®, MAC OS® X, Linux®
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Chipset EV-DO: Qualcomm® MSM7627
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Chipset WiMax: Beceem® BCSM250
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Frequency: Dual-band (CDMA 1900, 800MHz); supports EV-DO Rev. A/0; 1xRTT
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Weight: 85 grams with battery (3 oz.)
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Antenna: Integrated Wi-Fi and GPS antenna
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Wireless Connectivity: 802.11b/g/n
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 Section: Imaging, Digital Cameras Samsung’s contribution to CES 2011 comes in the form of a new digital camera which is actually not your ordinary digital camera because of one major feature - connectivity. And when we say connectivity we mean Wi-Fi connectivity which will allow you to directly share photos over the Internet and social networks just as soon as you’ve captured them. The new Samsung camera dubbed SH100 is being geared as Samsung’s leading fully connected camera for 2011. While Wi-Fi-enabled digital camera may not be a new stuff anymore as we may have seen a couple of them came out before, one nice feature of the Samsung SH100 is that you can connect the camera to your Android powered Galaxy S phone, letting you view the shot you’re about to take in real time on your photo. So, this means that you can zoom in and out and remotely activate the camera’s shutter using your Android Galaxy phone. What’s more, the camera even lets you use your phone’s GPS to record eactly where you are when you captured the photo. Another nice feature of the Samsung SH100 is the facility for backing up your photos to you PC via two-button procedure or to connect directly to an HDTV via DNLA. The camera also lets you record HD videos and share it instantly via YouTube. Of course, you can also directly upload photos to Facebook, Picasa or Photobucket as well as send them vial email. To ensure connectivity all the time, the Samsung SH100 comes with a Boingo account which practically gives you Wi-Fi access to more than 200,000 hotspots. The Samsung SH100 retails for $199.99 and will be available by March 2011. via [Samsung] Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Video, Content, Video Providers 
Netflix has just announced that it has sealed agreements with major brands which will place the Netflix one-click button on remote controls for select new Internet-connected TVs, Blu-ray disc players and other devices that connect the Internet to the TV. Beginning this Spring, said one-click button and even including the Netflix logo will be featured prominently on those remote controls. This will give Netflix users quick access to Netflix content on the web. Among major brands who signed up for this agreement include - Best Buy’s in-house Dynex brand, Memorex, Panasonic, Sharp, Sony, Toshiba, Haier, and Samsung. Likewise, set-top box providers Boxee, Iomega and Roku also agreed to feature the Netflix one-click remote button on their remote controls. With the one-click button on those remote controls, Netflix members will have an easier time accessing Netflix TV shows and movie content as it will eliminate the need to turn on the TV, go to the home screen and search for the Netflix icon. Soon, it will just be a matter of pushing the Netflix button and they can start streaming those Netflix contents. Read [Business Wire] Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Communications, Mobile, Computers, Mobile Computers, Gadgets / Other, ebooks Currently, Amazon’s Kindle App is available in seven platform, can you name each of these Kindle apps? Alright I’ll spare you the trouble, Kindle App is available for iPhone, Windows PC, Mac, BlackBerry, iPad, Android, and Windows Phone 7. And soon, there will be another one to be added to this lineup, this time around a Kindle app developed specifically for Android and Windows 7 Tablets. Amazon just announced about its plan to release this latest Kindle App. Although Amazon did not exactly specify what the difference of the new Kindle App for Android and Windows 7 tablets will be, we’re guessing that it will have something to with the larger screen display of the tablets as compared to Android phones and Windows Phone 7 devices. Amazon just said that the upcoming Kindle app will be tailored for the particular devices and would support the usual Kindle features and services such as Whispersync technology, “Buy once, Read Everywhere,” instant 1-click buying of ebooks from the Kindle store and more. Amazon did not specify exactly when the Kindle App for Android and Windows 7 Tablets are coming out. But with the so many tablets being readied for release especially after CES 2011, expect this new Kindle App to be out sooner than we can think. Read [Business Wire] Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Computers, Mobile Computers, Hardware, Laptops, Wireless 
According to DigiTimes, we won’t see the HTC Scribe tablet at CES this year. The HTC Scribe is supposedly an Android powered 7” tablet destined to compete with the Samsung tab (and the billions introduced this week from both well known firms and those you wouldn’t expect such as Vizio). Word is the Scribe will get its day in the sun later this year in Barcelona at the Mobile World Congress. HTC has been playing with Android from the start and a tablet from them would make just as much sense as one from everyone else. Many have wondered when HTC would get in the tablet game as we’ve seen tablets shown off by Android phone builders such as Samsung and Motorola. It looks like it just a matter of time. So far, there is little detail about the Scribe. We’ve seen a patent filing around the unit. Questions such as will it have the Sense UI skin similar to HTC phones remain unanswered. Looks like we’ll have to wait a bit longer for answers. Read: [DigiTimes] Full Story » | Written by JG Mason for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Communications, Cellphones, Email / IM, Smartphones, Mobile 
Sprint’s Android-based Evo has held the 4G spotlight since its intro last June. This week at CES, we expect to see a slew of 4G phones introduced during Verizon’s keynote (and possibly the Verizon iPhone variant - fingers crossed). According to most metrics, Android will outnumber iPhones soon. That brings us to the 4G question. Marketers have defined the 4G network as the “latest and greatest” despite what the engineers say (todays offering is not true 4G). Following Microsoft’s lead in getting the OS onto every manufacturers hardware, Android is everywhere and doing well. According to the leaks from CES, this week should have us swimming neck deep in 4G Android phones. Can a 3G only iPhone survive for another year and a half? Apple’s annual refresh happens in June and AT&Ts 4G service is slated to begin in earnest mid-year. If Apple holds off this year, that’s 18 months of “our phone can do 4G, yours can’t.” How embarrassing! That isn’t to say 4G is going to save us all. Service is spotty and limited, to be sure. 4G devices I’ve seen still guzzle battery power like it’s butterbeer. These are real issues that I am not sure we’ve figured out how to resolve. What is clear is that Android will eat iPhone’s lunch if a 4G radio isn’t in iPhone 5. Is it just a marketing ploy? Perhaps, but perception is everything and if the iPhone is perceived as being left in the dust, makers like Samsung and HTC will be quite happy. Not to mention Google. Full Story » | Written by JG Mason for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Communications, Mobile, Computers, Mobile Computers, Web, Web 2.0 / Social Networking  Some of us here at Gadgetell are big fans of both Facebook and the iPad and given that we have already mentioned the good and bad that surrounds both—notably, Facebook is not planning to release an official iPad app because “the iPad isn’t mobile.” Of course, we have also mentioned a decent alternative in the past, the Friendly app. And now flash forward till today and it looks like another option has come available in the form of the Facepad app. This app is currently available in the App Store and is available for free. Facepad is being billed as “the best way to use Facebook on the iPad” and described as being “a more friendly way of being social. Optimized for fun.” That aside though, at first glance the app does appear to have some promise, though some more hands on time will be needed before we can make a final decision. Some of the features listed include swipe-based navigation, a dedicated photo browser, external link/embedded video player and Quick Links for the Profile, Live/News Feeds and Friends. Read [Facepad (App Store link)] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Video, Video Providers Back in 2005 it is said that Walmart and Netflix teamed up to fight agains then rival Blockbuster. According to the details, Walmart agreed to stop renting DVD’s and Netflix agreed to never sell DVD’s. But regardless, it turns out that may have been a violation of antitrust laws and Walmart is preparing to write a check of anywhere from $29 up to $40 million dollars to settle. And at present, it looks like Netflix is still going to fight the good fight and according to a Netflix spokesperson, they believe that the “lawsuit lacks merit and we will defend it.” In the meantime, it looks like Walmart will begin handing out either “cash or a Walmart.com gift card to every class member who asks for one.” Read [PaidContent] Via [Gizmodo] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Computers, Mobile Computers Note: above image is of the eLocity A7 Getting a jump on things at CES, eLocity announced seven, yes seven new Android tablets. The new models will be the A10.1, A10.2, A10.3, A10.4, A10.5, A10.6 and the A10.7 and are expected to come available for pre-order beginning on January 17th. Sadly though, nothing yet in terms of pricing. And then once ready, they will be able to be found at various online retailers including Frys, MicroCenter, Sears, Newegg, Walmart, BJs, TigerDirect and Amazon. In terms of specs, that list was not offer in full, however as of now it was noted that the eLocity A10 tablet line will be running Android 3.0 along with an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, front facing camera, HDMI, microSD card slot and support for 1080p video playback. Keep reading to check out the full press release… Read [PR Newswire] eLocity Launches Seven New 10-Inch Mobile Tablets A10s available soon for online preorder PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/—Stream TV Networks announced today it will be expanding its eLocity product line and launching the 10-inch eLocity A10 line of mobile tablets for preorder on January 17th, 2011 at various online retailers. The A10 line will be previewed at CES on January 6th, 2011 (Stream TV Booth 30329), where detailed specifications will be released. The new 10-inch eLocity mobile tablets will run the Flash-enabled Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) OS with powerful NVIDIA Tegra 2 processors. These models, equipped with ample storage, front facing cameras and HDMI outputs, will be available at varying price points to meet a wide range of user preferences. The new eLocity A10.1, A10.2, A10.3, A10.4, A10.5, A10.6 and A10.7 models will have the highest screen resolution within the mobile tablet category. eLocity A10s launch for online preorder beginning on January 17th at http://MicroCenter.com, http://Frys.com, http://Sears.com, http://Newegg.com, http://Walmart.com, http://bjs.com, http://TigerDirect.com, http://Amazon.com and http://MicroCenter.com. This launch follows the successful introduction of the eLocity A7 seven inch mobile tablet, for which production targets were increased to meet high consumer demand. The eLocity A7 was the first mobile tablet available in the US to run the Android 2.2 OS. CEO Mathu Rajan of Stream TV comments, “We’re pleased to introduce our new mobile tablets in time for CES. These additional models will make the A Series tablet line more robust and provide consumers with more options to suit their varied needs, while addressing skyrocketing demand for tablet computing solutions.” The eLocity A7 and A10 tablets optimize portability, connectivity, and computing power like never before in a sleek design. The A Series offers a wide range of mobile apps, supports Adobe Flash and is enabled for 3D gaming with the NVIDIA Tegra 2 T-250 dual core processor. Sporting high resolution multi-touch screens and high speed internal flash memory, the eLocity A Series mobile tablets are multipurpose devices that provide a full entertainment solution along with business productivity and wireless connectivity. The tablets are equipped with micro SD slots supporting up to 32GB of added storage, USB ports supporting up to 64GB of added storage and a 1080p HDMI output. Stream TV’s mission is to bring to market innovative products featuring state-of-the-art technology designed to transform consumer communications and digital lifestyle. For more information, please visit http://elocitynow.com.
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 Section: Computers, Mobile Computers, Gadgets / Other, ebooks We had already known that Sharp was planning to release their 5.5 and 10.8 inch Galapagos media tablets here in the US, and now things appear to be one step closer. That step, the required FCC appearance. Anyway, not much new in terms of details and/or specs. And of course, no price or release date, however we can tell you that the 5.5 inch model will be the EB-W51GJ and the 10.8 inch model will be the EB-WX1GJ. Via [WirelessGoodness] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Computers, Mobile Computers, Software / Applications, Web, Web Browsers  Coming just before CES actually kicks off, Opera has offered up a little teaser on their company blog that includes a 26 second video (posted above) which gives a look at their new browser—Opera for Tablets. Unfortunately, there are few details at this point, but what we can tell you is that the browser will be able to pinch and zoom with the best of them. In the meantime, expect more details to come later in the week. Read [Opera] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Communications, Cellular Providers, Smartphones, Mobile It appears as if the HTC EVO 4G Shift is one step closer to seeing an actual release. Well, one step closer if we can assume that a listing on the Walmart website and a few in-the-wild images can be considered milestones. With that, while we are still expecting Sprint to offer up the real details later this week we do have some specs which come by way of Walmart. Those specs include a 3.7 inch (800 x 480) touchscreen display, QWERTY keyboard, 8 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, digital zoom and video capture, a microSD card slot, Sprint 4G and Android 2.2 with HTC’s Sense user interface. In addition, the handset will measure in at 4.63 x 2.3 x .47 inches and weigh 4.6 ounces. With that, enjoy the images and look for that announcement later in the week with a possible on-sale date coming this Sunday. Via [BGR] and [Engadget] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Video, HDTV Boxee has come forward with details on their second hardware partner. Of course, most will remember the first, D-Link and the Boxee Box. Well, the second partner is Iomega and the device is a NAS (network attached storage). At present the Boxee powered Iomega NAS device is not available, and to be specific the release is fairly generic—“later this quarter.” That said, the device will be available in a few configurations including storage free for $229 or with an option to have 1TB or 2TB of storage space for $299 or $349 respectively. Otherwise, aside from running the Boxee Software and having internal storage space available, some of the other features of the Iomega NAS include an Intel Atom CE4100 processor, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and support for Adobe Flash 10.1 as well as 1080p video playback. And just like the D-Link Boxee Box, the Iomega NAS will come with a two-sided remote complete with QWERTY keyboard. Read [Boxee Blog] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Video, Portable Video, Imaging, Camcorders Aside from the three new digital cameras that Kodak is introducing just in time for the CES 2011, the Eastman company is also unveiling two new pocketable and HD-capable video cameras - the Kodak Playful and Kodak PlaySport. Kodak Playful offers an ultra slim and chic design while the Playsport offers a shockproof, dustproof and waterproof device. Both Kodak Playful and Playsport video cameras will be available come Spring 2011 for $149.95 and $179.95 respectively. Individual specs and features of these two new pocketable videocams are detailed below. The Kodak Playful is a hip-looking and stylish video camera that will fit into your pocket no matter how tight it may be. Made specifically for social networking fans, this camera has an easy sharing button that lets you upload your video to supported social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and the others. It has built-in software, image stabilization, smart face tracking, on-camera editing and capture effects. The Kodak Playsport video camera was designed for users who sport an adventurous lifestyle. The camera is waterproof up to 10 feet, shockproof and dustproof. In other words, you can practically use it anywhere. It features a full 1080p HD video capture, 5MP still picture, social sharing button, direct upload to Kodak Pulse digital frame and direct uploading functionality to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and other sites. Other features of Kodak Playful include - underwater white balance mode, 2-inch LCD, smart face tracking, and more. There you go. It looks like the Flip video camera line has some good competition coming in. Which are you inclined to get, if in case you’re getting any of these two Kodak video cameras? Read [PRNewswire] Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Imaging, Digital Cameras Well, look here folks. Kodak is joining the CES 2011 fare by introducing three new funky-looking shooters under its EasyShare digital camera product brand. Quickly, we have the Kodak Easyshare Touch, Kodak Easyshare Mini and Kodak Easyshare Sport. Alright, let’s take a closer look at what these Kodak babies have to offer.  The Easyshare Touch is a 14MP digital camera offering a 3-inch high-res capacitive touchscreen LCD, a dedicate video recording button, 720p HD video capture, in-camera photo editing tool, 5x wide-angle Schneider-Kreusnach optical zoom lens, Smart Capture and Face Recognitino technology. It will also let you use multiple scenes and artistic modes including photo booth and film effects. Of course, you can enjoy looking at the photos you’ve captured on your HDTV via the camera’s HDMI connector. This baby will be ready for you by Spring 2011 and all you have to prepare is around $149.95. You’ll even a chance to choose from the camera’s 5 available colors - silver, black, red-orange, purple and red.  Next up, we have the Kodak Easyshare Mini, which as its name suggests is a digital camera about the size of a credit card. Don’t underestimate its features though just because it’s so small. This camera definitely got a lot in store for you - 3X wide angle optical zoom, 10MP, 2.5-inch bright LCD, and of course Kodak’s Smart Capture and Face Recognition technology. Best part is that it will only cost you $99.95 to get this baby by Spring 2011. Finally we have the Kodak Easyshare Sport camera. What makes this one special is the fact that it is Kodak’s first waterproof digital camera. As such, it can go underwater down to 10 feet before it conks out. It’s also dustproof and packs in a 12MP camera with 2.4-inch LCD, Smart Capture, multiple scene and color modes. The Easyshare Sport is the least expensive of these three new digital cameras that Kodak is releasing on Spring. Price? - $79.95. There you have it folks. Kodak’s contribution to the CES 2011 frenzy. Which is going to be your new camera then? Read [PRNewswire] Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Features, Trade Shows, CES As what has become the norm, Gadgetell along with some representatives from Gamertell and Appletell will be covering CES live from the show floor. With that, we will do our best to bring you what you want, which for the most part is just lots and lots of coverage. In terms of following along, nothing special is needed, just a visit to www.gadgetell.com as you would any other day. Well, that or use the RSS fee. Either way, all of our CES 2011 coverage will be hitting the main site. Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
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