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Facebook and Dsi: a Match Made in Social Networking Heaven

facebook nintendo dsi

Facebook has hit the Nintendo DSi–in Japan, at least–in a limited, if useful sense. The combo was announced at E3 with little fanfare, and no detail, but thanks to a recent update, Japanese DSi owners can now upload pictures they’ve taken with the handheld straight to Facebook. Convenient!

The service…

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July 30th, 2009 by: Alisha K.

Pansonic Pixi Concept Camera for Social Networks

Panasonic Pixi Camera Concept

UK Design firms Industrial Facility and luckybite recently teamed up with Panasonic Japan’s Chief mobile device designer Madori Kuroda to create this prototype digital camera specifically catering to online social networking.

The Panasonic Pixi was designed for use with Mixi, which is Japan’s closest equivalent to MySpace. The device was…

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August 22nd, 2007 by: Technabob

Sony Nsc-Gc1 Camera Uploads Direct to Video Sites

Sony NSC-GC1 Net Sharing Camera

Looking for a quick and easy way to create original clips for YouTube and other video sharing sites?
Sony’s low-priced NSC-GC1 digital camcorder is designed with that singular purpose in mind. The camera captures MPEG-4 encoded clips at up to 30fps (320×240 resolution) or 15fps (640×480 resolution), perfect for those…

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July 18th, 2007 by: Technabob

Deposit Checks From Home Using Your Scanner

USAA Deposit at Home Scanner

A couple of years back, a new regulation was passed that enabled banks to remotely deposit checks by scanning digital images, then transmitting the images to the originating bank. Now that digital images of checks are considered to be just as good as paper checks, it looks like this technology…

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January 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

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