Our colleague at Suite 48 Analytics, Hans Hartman, reports photo app developers are not seizing the opportunity for tablet-optimized photo apps. “Only 26 percent of the top 50 paid and free...
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Study: Photo app developers missing tablet-optimized opportunity
Photoshop on a phone: Adobe Touches Android and iOS
While most of us take plenty of pictures on our phones, how many of us want to extensively edit them on the tiny screen? Plenty, thinks Adobe. “Mobile phones are increasingly becoming the...
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That’s one big phone
If the screen is almost 6 inches, is it a phone? Well, it does make calls… It’s time for another mobile phone conference, this one in Barcelona. Even though most cameras today are sold as part...
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Is 4MP enough? HTC phone emphasizes pixel quality over pixel count
HTC says the new sensor, faster shutter speed, and f/2.0 aperture in its latest phone all mean “fantastic pictures and video” and “incredible shots of fast moving things and people in poor...
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Android’s bestselling photo apps cost more than iPhone’s
All right, so I did pay a pretty penny for my latest iPhone… but the top-of-the-line Android models cost exactly the same on a carrier contract, so I can’t understand the crazy “conventional...
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Three Top Trends at PMA@CES 2013
News analysis from Hans Hartman. Amidst all the new cameras and mobile imaging products at PMA@CES last week, I saw three main developments throughout the show that will prove important...
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One Billion Cameras Shipped — in phones
One billion cameras were shipped in 2012, ABI Research projects — that is, in smartphones and tablets. Almost every smartphone shipped today has an embedded rear camera and one in three...
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On the DIMAcast: With Circ, Eye-Fi offers online image storage and syncing
Eye-Fi was the pioneer in connected cameras, providing storage cards that also added WiFi to off-the-shelf cameras from major manufacturers. With the Circ storage and syncing service, the...
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Facebook will poke you
Last week we discussed Snapchat and the new phenomenon of “self-destructing” photos — shots you can send for real-time visual communication without worrying they’ll be around forever to...
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Cloud image storage: Dropbox acquires Snapjoy
Where are you storing your own photos? Hopefully in more than one location, on multiple drives — and online in “the cloud.” Cloud data storage leader Dropbox — which recently updated its own...
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