Your Digital Life

Today, our photos are increasingly scattered between hard drives, camera memory cards, phones, social networks and the cloud. A new software program from Nero, dubbed NeroKwik promises to help — at least with your photos stored on social networks. NeroKwik is an app for your iPhone or Android phone that connects to both Facebook and [...]

It’s hard to get noticed in the increasingly crowded mobile photography market, but Streamzoo is giving it a shot by blending photo-sharing features with social gaming. The app – available for Android and iPhone models and available online – turns photos into a social competition with a leaderboard, user-awarded points and badges you can obtain [...]

Keepsy is an interesting new service that initially sprang up to turn Instagram photos into photo books. Now, in time for the holidays, they’re offering calendars as well. A Keepsy calendar is available in 12 ($20) or 18 month ($26)  formats and can pull pictures from your Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, or Picasa accounts in addition [...]

Among the blizzard of news from Apple today is the news that you can send photo cards direct from your iPhone (any iPhone – new or old). These cards will cost $2.99 for mailing to someone in the U.S. and $4.99 to someone outside the U.S. It’s not the first photo-card service to be available [...]

Epson has announced an update to its free iPrint mobile printing app that will now  include Android smartphones—enabling Android users to print web pages and photos to any wireless Epson all-in-one printer. Complete with support for online cloud services such as Box.net, Dropbox, Evernote, the Epson iPrint app enables users to print photos and web [...]

The big complaint from many iPhone owners is that there has been no convenient way for them to get prints from the images they are capturing. If you’re a print-at-home kind of person, check out VuPoint’s new Picture Cube. The device allows you to view, print and charge your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or Android [...]

Who would have thought the addition of the color white would brighten the LCD screen world? Well, apparently it has as Sony recently announced that by adding a white subpixel to the LCD process they have dramatically improved both the power consumption and outdoor visibility of a 3-inch VGA LCD module and are squarely aiming [...]

Interesting news from Sprint and HTC as the pair recently announced the availability of their new 3D smartphone along with a 7-inch tablet that will both run over Sprint’s 4G WiMax network. The most interesting part of this equation is the fact you can experience the stereoscopic 3D capability of the new Evo 3D smartphone [...]

The big complaint from many iPhone owners is that there has been no convenient way for them to get prints from the images they are capturing. If you’re a print-at-home kind of person, check out VuPoint’s Picture Cube. The device allows you to view, print and charge your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or Android phones. [...]

Kodak recently announced a new printing application for Android devices. The Kodak PicFlick app is free and lets users print to their wireless Kodak inkjet printers or send photos directly to Kodak Pulse digital frames or the W820, W1020 frames. The app supports some basic editing functions for photos – such as rotating and cropping [...]