At the ongoing CES 2012, Polaroid joins the madding tech crowd by launching something quite unusual – the Polaroid SC1630 Smart Camera. This digital shooter is not your ordinary camera for one simple reason, it’s powered by Android OS. Although it was not disclosed as to what version of the Android OS the camera is more »

Samsung’s contribution to CES 2011 comes in the form of a new digital camera which is actually not your ordinary digital camera because of one major feature – connectivity. And when we say connectivity we mean Wi-Fi connectivity which will allow you to directly share photos over the Internet and social networks just as soon more »

Click for a larger image. As always Sony’s booth was huge and packed. Here is just a few things that were on display: OLED Walkman NWZ-X1000 VAIO P series netbook DVD based camcorders Huge hard drive based camcorders G series Cybershot WiFi digital camera

At Sony’s press conference yesterday, the company made no mention of this beauty. The new DSC-G3 from Sony is what they’re touting as the world’s first WiFi-enabled camera with a built-in web browser. You’re probably asking yourself one simple questions — why do I need a web browser on my point and shoot digital camera? Answer: you can instantly upload pictures and video to popular sharing sites such as YouTube, Flickr, Shutterfly, etc. right from your camera. If that’s not enough, Sony and AT&T have also partnered up to offer complimentary access to Sony’s Easy Upload Home Page via AT&T WiFi hotspots across the country.