If you think that the Eye-Fi WiFi-enabled SD card was cool for letting you transfer photos wirelessly from the SD card to your computer, wait till you hear about the Eye-Fi Mobile X2, Eye-Fi’s latest model of the said Wi-Fi SD card. The Eye-Fi Mobile X2 will let you share photos that you’ve taken using more »

Designed for seamless integration with Macs, iPhoto and MobileMe, Eye-Fi announced today the new Geo X2 wireless memory card. This welcomed addition to the X2 lineup will be available starting in May sold exclusively through the Apple Store for $69.99. The 4GB memory cards boasts faster read/write speeds, lifetime Geotagging service, and a special feature more »

Straight out of CES, Eye-Fi shows us their updated WiFi-enabled SD card, the Eye-Fi Pro X2. This 8GB memory card has updated wireless support that utilizes new 802.11n. They also updated to Class 6 performance which means faster read/write times for you and me. But the coolest refresher they gave the Pro X2 is what more »

Looking to get something for free this holiday season? Isn’t everyone? Well if you were considering paying for extra storage for your Google account and also considering picking up a 4GB Eye-Fi Home card than you may be in luck. Well, in luck if you want a free Eye-Fi that is. The offer is coming more »

Eye-Fi has already launched their Eye-Fi SD cards in America, and on October 19, 2009, they will start selling their unique SD cards in the United Kingdom. They main difference between generic SD cards and the Eye-Fi units is the fact that the latter has the ability to wirelessly upload images and videos to your more »

About two months ago, Eye-Fi announced new SD cards for a digital camera that allows it to upload photos and videos to popular services such as YouTube and Flickr. The two different cards came with 4GB of storage and were able to automatically upload photos and videos to these services, in the range of a more »

This week’s list is dedicated to the march of technology that continues to screw me over. I’ll show you the things I’ve finally coughed up actual cash for only to have the gadgets eclipsed and rendered obsolete by updates. Faster, cheaper, better; these attributes are only available on the product they are waiting to release right after you buy the previous generation. Grrrrr. I hate you tech companies!

My list of things they are updating right after I bought mine: the Apple iPhone, Eye-Fi, storage solutions, eBooks, and stupid Ikea furniture.

Eye-Fi is, perhaps, best known for their memory cards that automatically transmits photos from your digital camera to your PC, wirelessly. Taking that idea one step further, Eye-Fi announced two new SD cards, the Eye-Fi Share Video and Eye-Fi Explore Video, that also transfer videos automatically. In fact, Eye-Fi finds that half of all digital more »

Evernote users who have been considering the purchase of an Eye-Fi wireless SD card may want to pay attention. Thanks to a recent partnership between Eye-Fi and Evernote, users will now be able to get a $30 or $40 discount on the purchase of an Eye-Fi wireless SD card. The pricing for Evernote users is as follows:

• Eye-Fi 4GB Anniversary Edition: $89.99 down from $129.99
• Eye-Fi 2GB Explore: $99 down from $129.99
• Eye-Fi 2GB Home: $49 down from $79.99
• Eye-Fi 2GB Share: $59 down from $99.99

The nice part here is that when you take a picture of something with text, once in Evernote, that text becomes searchable. So, you can take a picture of just about anything you need or want to remember. Keep reading to check out the promo video that Evernote shot to highlight just how nicely the Eye-Fi card works with Evernote.

Eye-Fi users will now have a good reason to begin using SmugMug for their photo sharing needs. Thanks to a recently announced partnership Eye-Fi users of either the original Eye-Fi or the Eye-Fi Share card will now be able to get free geotagging and hotspot access through SmugMug. The hotspot access comes courtesy of the more »