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 more »

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 more »

Motorola has filed a complaint against RIM with the U.S. International Trade Commission over a patent dispute. The company claims that RIM is selling products that infringe on 5 of it’s patents related to Wi-Fi access, power management and user interfaces. It wants the ITC to block RIM from importing, marketing and selling its BlackBerry more »

CES seemed to be done as far as I was concerned. That’s how I felt until I looked at my Kodak Zi8 and remembered the first product to truly impress me at the massive tech exhibit – the Sony Bloggie line of digital camcorders. I purchased my Zi8 specifically for capturing video at CES and more »

What Is It? The Kodak Zi8 is an impressive solution for someone who wants to capture priceless memories and goofy moments without busting their holiday budget. Consumers can spend less than $200 on this pocket HD camcorder and capture 1080p HD footage that’s probably better than the last camera they purchased. What’s in the box? more »

JVC is getting in on the pocket camcorder game with its new Picsio GC-FM1. The Picsio shoots 1080p video as well as 8MP still shots. Since you’ll be shooting HD video, JVC put in image stabilization to reduce camera shake. The camera charges via USB, has a HDMI out, a SDHC card slot, and a more »

The Kodak Zi8 is Kodak’s latest entry into the pocket camcorder market. There are some pretty impressive features packed into a small package like 1080p video recording and even a microphone in jack. This pocket camcorder is slimmer than Kodak’s previous offering, the Zi6 making it very pocketable. Of course, how does it fare as a video camera? Keep reading for a full review.

The world of tech moves fast. If you don’t slow down, you might miss it. This week, plenty of stories: The Palm Pre is all over the place. Blip.TV partners with TiVo, Roku, and plenty more. The official Google Voice app rejected by Apple’s App Store. iTablet rumors picking up steam.

Adding to its pocket video camera line, Kodak is announcing the Zi8 Pocket Video Camera. The Zi8 shoots in full HD 1080p with electronic image stabilization and smart face tracking. It also doubles as a 5 MP 16:9 still camera. The Zi8, like its little brother the Zi6, has one-button recording. Storage is SD/SDHC card-based more »

Patents are a big issue and there is a lot of money to be won if you can win your case. In today’s global money which company wouldn’t like to win a case against a competitor? Recently, Samsung submitted a complaint against Kodak over mobile phone camera technology.

Cameras in cell phones have become increasingly big, so a patent over this is not really a surprise. Samsung went to the U.S. International Trade Commission with the intention of blocking Kodak from importing digital cameras into the U.S. The reasoning? Samsung claims that they are violating a patent Samsung holds.