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PHOTOGRAPHY taken by a Menzies Creek resident using a vintage Polaroid camera has been displayed in an exhibition.
4 hrs ago | MacLife
There are many reasons to make a home movie. Whether it's to record your baby's first words; capture that amazing inner talent as your child steps onto the stage for the first time; preserve the moment as your daughter walks down the aisle; record a rare family gathering where everyone was able to come; or just film the latest prank your mate's ... (more)
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iBuku Pets ensure old smartphones can last longer
Toy company Arbor Cube knows that with many people making the jump to smartphones, our landfills will soon see more and more smartphones compared to featurephones, although the latter is still extremely popular among developing countries and emerging nations.
OrangeTech offers money for electronics
Instead of just throwing away old electronics, students at Oklahoma State University have the opportunity to turn their trash into cash.
Nasa Iss On-Orbit Status 12 February 2012
All ISS systems continue to function nominally, except those noted previously or below.
The East will dry out Sunday as wet weather moves across the West. A low pressure trough is advancing eastward over the central Rockies and will produce moderate snow showers over Utah and Colorado.
Eastman Kodak has planned a new strategy to reduce business costs
Eastman Kodak Co., the company which invented the digital camera, has reported to move out of the manufacturing of digital and pocket video cameras, and digital picture frames, on Thursday, February 9. The company has planned this strategy as it wants to cut costs of business.
Kodak to Stop Making Cameras, Digital Frames
Eastman Kodak Co. said Thursday that it will stop making digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames, marking the end of an era for the company that brought photography to the masses more than a century ago.
Court should not prohibit tweeting
The Pennsylvania court system took two steps forward when Dauphin County court officials allowed reporters to use their electronic devices to share former Penn State assistant football coach Mike McQueary's testimony during a preliminary hearing to investigate the alleged sexual misconduct of Jerry Sandusky.
A Chat With Cirrus Logic CEO Jason Rhode
A year and a half later and Cirrus Logic has soared 61%, far outpacing other Apple suppliers and plays across the semiconductor world.
Eastman Kodak To Phase Out Dedicated Capture Devices Business
Eastman Kodak announced that, as a result of continuing strategic review process and commitment to drive sustainable probability through its most valuable business lines, it plans to phase out its dedicated capture business devices-comprising digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames-in 1H12.Kodak will instead expand its ... (more)
Justice Department calls Swiss Bank a "fugitive"
' The U.S. Justice Department called Switzerland's largest private bank a fugitive from justice on Friday after it didn't send any representatives to a court hearing in New York, where it has been charged with conspired with American clients to hide $1.2 billion from the Internal Revenue Service.
Expect active weather to move into the East on Friday, as a trough of low pressure moves from the Southern Plains and into the Eastern Valleys.
Argentina: UK sent nuclear sub to Falklands
' Argentina said Friday it has information that Britain sent a nuclear-armed submarine to the South Atlantic near the disputed Falkland Islands in the latest salvo in a dispute over the territory.
Briefs: Chevy to unveil Cruze wagon abroad
The Chevrolet Cruze station wagon, the third variant of Chevrolet's most popular car, will make its global premiere at the 82nd International Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland next month, General Motors Co.
Dozens of pets rescued from Ohio fire find homes
' Several dozen animals have found temporary shelter after Ohio firefighters rescued at least 60 pets from a house fire in a Cincinnati suburb.
John Dvorak's Second Opinion: Kodak cameras RIP
A three years earlier) and never took it seriously enough. The second is that today's point-and-shoot technologies harken back to the Kodak Brownie, the first mass-market, easy-to-use film camera.
Shambaugh plans $2.1 million investment, 25 new jobs
A report released Tuesday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration showed that January was the fourth-warmest on record for the lower 48 states.
Cisco's turnaround efforts are starting to pay off -- slowly. The networking equipment giant released better-than-expected profits and sales on Wednesday, but it still has a long road ahead.
EASTMAN Kodak says it will stop making digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames, marking the end of an era for the company that brought photography to the masses more than a century ago.
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