To celebrate their first anniversary, Eye-Fi is releasing a 4GB Eye-Fi Anniversary Edition wireless SD memory card. The Eye-Fi Anniversary Edition doubles storage capacity to 4GB and also features faster memory speeds. Like the $129 2 GB Eye-Fi Explore, the Anniversary Edition wirelessly sends photos from a digital camera to a computer and to one

Walt Disney joins forces with Verizon to create Mobile Services Eye-Fi 4GB Anniversary Edition PoetrySinger by Neutrinos - iPhone App AT&T Experience Store on Connecticut Spinning launches iPhone App Is The Logitec LHD-ED1000U2L the Cheapest 1TB HDD Available? Rumored: Apple to Make Lighter MacBook Air? CostCo iPhones to Sell for $149? Are V-Moda’s Vibe II Worth All that Money? BlackBer...

Eye-Fi, a popular innovation tool that combines a SD memory card with Wi-Fi, has reached its 1 year of existence today, and to celebrate the achievement and provide something better for their current and upcoming customers, they decided to create an Anniversary Edition. This special edition is better than the previous ones, because: - comes with 4GB

Eye-Fi’s wireless SD cards become better every day. Late last month, the company announced that its products would finally support uploads to Apple’s MobileMe and the AdoramaPix services, and now they have released a Manager update that has added support for RSS feeds along with Twitter integration, enabling users to let their friends know

When Eye-Fi, introduced their 2 Gig Eye-Fi card about a year ago, it was $99 for the standard card. It provided WiFi transfer to your computer or a photo sharing site. The company later added two new models, the $79 Eye-Fi Home (for computer transfer only), and a $129 Eye-Fi Explore (which added GPS encoding

Eye-Fi Plans To Expand Distribution Internationally To Japan And Canada PHOTOKINA, Cologne, Germany-/Wi-Fi Technology News/-Today, Eye-Fi Inc., makers of the world’s first wireless memory card for digital cameras, announced plans to expand its distribution internationally to Japan and Canada by the end of the year. With an Eye-Fi card, users can wirelessly upload photos directly from their digita...

The Lexar Shoot-n-Sync Wi-Fi Memory Card utilizes the same wireless technology that Eye-Fi introduced earlier this year. The $99 card, which won’t be available until next month, appears to be pretty much a clone of the $99 Eye-Fi card. It is compatible with SD-enabled digital cameras, and stores photos like a standard memory card. The

Will the Eye-Fi Share by any other name still transmit as sweet? Lexar thinks so: it's rebranding Eye-Fi's Share SD-based Wi-Fi card, which facilitates automated Wi-Fi photo uploads from your digital camera, with the hard-to-type name of Shoot-n-Sync. This comes out of a partnership announced by the two companies back in January....

Eye-Fi’s SD memory cards come with built-in WiFi, allowing ordinary cameras to transmit photos over nearby WiFi hotspots. But WiFi drains the battery, so the ability to turn the wireless feature on and off is a much desired feature. Today Eye-Fi announced they have collaborated Nikon to deliver enhanced integration of the Eye-Fi wireless memory

Eye-Fi We covered Eye-Fi sometime ago, but a quick revisit showing they have now more solutions and products to choose from. We thought it’s worth revisiting. In case you have not read about Eye-Fi, it is a very clever innovative solution that offers wirelessly upload pictures taken from your digital camera to your desktop or any ...