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Gizmodo has a story about the new Kodak EasyShare camera- the Wifi camera with a really slick UI. I've been looking forward to this for awhile, but now it seems like it will be delayed until October. More bad news- the camera might only upload to Kodak's Ofoto service (not Flickr or your own personal site/blog/other service). When it comes out I think we can expect both firmware and DNS hacks (like the PSP browser tricks) from folks who want to use more than just Kodak's service. For $400+ it really needs to send your photos where you want them to go. Unless Kodak plans to significantly subsidize the cameras carrier-style, seems like a really odd move that won't help sales Link.
Kodak EasyShare (Future Hack)
Gizmodo has a story about the new Kodak EasyShare camera- the Wifi camera with a really slick UI. I've been looking forward to this for awhile, but now it seems like it will be delayed until October. More bad news- the camera might only upload to Kodak's Ofoto service (not Flickr or your own personal site/blog/other service). When it comes out I think we can expect both firmware and DNS hacks (like the PSP browser tricks) from folks who want to use more than just Kodak's service. For $400+ it really needs to send your photos where you want them to go. Unless Kodak plans to significantly subsidize the cameras carrier-style, seems like a really odd move that won't help sales Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
May 24, 2005 02:49 PM
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