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Eye-Fi Inc., makers of the world's first wireless memory card for digital cameras, today announced new online photo sharing partnerships with Adobe and Nikon and its first nationwide retailer Circuit City.

Eye-Fi Inc., makers of the world's first wireless memory card for digital cameras, today announced new online photo sharing partnerships with Adobe and Nikon and its first nationwide retailer Circuit City.

PropertyPreviews.com, a free video creation and distribution service for real estate professionals, announces its integration with Eye-Fi, Inc., makers of the world's first wireless memory card for digital ...

I've had a regular Eye Fi card for a while, but I recently ordered an upgrade to the Eye Fi Explore, which is so far a pretty interesting experience.

Eye-Fi Inc., makers of the world's first wireless memory card for digital cameras, today announced new online photo sharing partnerships with Adobe and Nikon and its first nationwide retailer Circuit City.

Eye-Fi cards will now support uploading to Adobe Photoshop Express and Nikon's my Picturetown Web sites.

The act of downloading pictures to share online with family and friends is something I don't look forward to, to say the least.

Doesn't it seem like someone should build a wireless hookup between the phone & dedicated cameras? That way you could, for example, put an Eye-Fi memory card into your camera of choice, then upload shots via ...

One of the problems with GPS is is that it uses a lot of power. Locking onto satellites, talking to them and then processing the answers can be a battery drain, which is, we presume, the main reason that ...

Send your digital photos from the road to your computer at home with the 2 gigabyte Eye-Fi Explore SD card.

Remember that 2GB SD memory card we told you about that lets you upload photos to your computer or Facebook page without a single wire? It just got even better.

The WiFi uploading Eye-Fi SD card made a big splash when it was first introduced, but now Eye-Fi has a whole line of different products.

The Eye-Fi share card , a memory card for digital cameras comes equiped with Wi-Fi. If you you have a wireless internet set up in your home, the photos you've taken will automatically download to your computer.

One of the next evolutions in photo sharing and blogging is automatic geo-tagging. The NY Times technology reporter David Pogue looks at very cool memory card that places geographic information onto the photos ...

"Any sufficiently advanced memory card is indistinguishable from magic." The great science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke never wrote that, but he might have.

It's a 2-gigabyte memory card , compatible with most digital cameras, with a twist: it has Wi-Fi networking built in.

Craig Crossman * ccrossman@computeramerica.com * published June 28, 2008 12:15 am If there's a weak link in how most consumers use their digital cameras, it's the tedious process of having to offload the ...

It is a 2GB memory card, can transmit your photos to your computer via bulit-in wi-fi, it can even send them to photo sharing sites like Flicr when you are out and about.

Last year I reported on an amazing 2 gigabyte SD memory card that had a Wi-Fi radio shoehorned into it.

The original Eye-Fi is joined by the Eye-Fi Explore, which adds geographic location tags to each photo, and the Eye-Fi Home, which is aimed specifically at home users.