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E3 in Photos: The Wacky, the Weird and the Gaming Warriors
And, yes, plenty of booth babes.
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Hotel Tonight Wants You to Snap Photos of Your Hotel Room (Selfies Not Encouraged)
Hotel Tonight, the iOS and Android app for booking last-minute hotel rooms, is adding an Instagram-like photo-sharing service — minus the filters — for hotel guests to snap pictures of their stays. Prior to this, Hotel Tonight only allowed “reviews” of hotels through a ratings system. The company will introduce photo scavenger hunts, assigning users to snap a group of photos from a partner hotel to redeem five dollars off their next HotelTonight booking. The app, which is currently available in North America and Europe, has been downloaded five million times, though the company hasn’t said how many bookings it has done.News Byte
Exclusive: Eye-Fi CEO Yuval Koren Steps Down; Roxio Exec Matt DiMaria Takes Lead
Eye-Fi’s Yuval Koren has stepped down as CEO of the company, and will be replaced by tech industry veteran Matt DiMaria, who most recently was executive vice president and general manager at digital media software company Roxio. Koren co-founded Eye-Fi in 2005 along with three others, and has had two stints as CEO of the company, most recently taking on the role in May of 2011. He will remain an advisor to the company. DiMaria joins Eye-Fi, which makes Wi-Fi-enabled SD cards for cameras, at a time when more digital-imaging products are coming out with built-in WiFi, forcing a reevaluation in strategy at the Bay Area-based startup.Picturelife Tackles Simple Photo Storage
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How One Person Captured 10,000 Photos at SXSW
The Memoto life-blogging camera works its magic in Austin.
The Galaxy Camera: A Better Android-Based Camera, but a Big Commitment
Samsung’s newest gadget marries a digital camera with the features of a high-end smartphone — at a high cost.
Two Budget-Friendly Printers You Won’t Want to Throw Out the Window
Printers are normally a source of frustration. Here are two that keep it simple but still get the job done.
Smart Hub Could Be Smarter When It Comes to Streaming DVDs
A great solution for wirelessly streaming DVDs to your iPad — but setting it up is a headache.
Fotopedia Launches China iPad App on iPad-in-China Day
Visit China — virtually — with this new photocentric iPad app. Long lines for iPads not included.
Going on Vacation? Ditch the Paper Guidebook and Try These Apps.
Stuck on Earth offers a visual tour of the world; Frommer’s day-by-day guides are packed with info.
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