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Amazon has a nice deal for the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Black SLR Digital Camera With 18-55mm Lens.  I just got this camera and it takes great 15 megapixel photos as well as 1920×1080 HD videos.  The lens included offers a wide angle view as well as a slight zoom, although I’d recommend buying a longer lens if you’re doing out door photography of some sort, like taking pics of birds and what not.  They’ve got it for …Continue reading: Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Black SLR Digital Camera With 18-55mm Lens – $792 Shipped

The price on the Canon EOS Rebel T1i Black SLR Digital Camera Kit w/ 18-55mm Lens continues to fall. Abe’s has it for a new low that includes an 8GB SD card. Features include a 15.1 megapixel sensor, 18-55mm lens, 3-inch LCD, up to 3200 ISO, full HD capture mode and much more. It’s …Continue reading: Canon EOS Rebel T1i Black SLR Digital Camera Kit w/ 18-55mm Lens With 8GB SD Card – $820 Shipped

Back in early April, Samsung released a trick video, which was recorded using the Samsung Omnia HD I8910.  They asked viewers to guess how they made the phone disappear, but continue recording video.  After almost 2,000 guesses, the creators behind the viral video has revealed their magical ways.  In case you missed the initial video I’ve embedded that below as well.

Too bad many, many people guessed correct.

Ericsson of Sony Ericsson fame appears to be taking a new approach to towards the future of its cell phones. Instead of dreaming up new options in a never-ending quest to outdo the ‘cell phone Jones’s’, they seem more intent on improving the features already available.

Plans for 2012 are grandiose indeed, including first and foremost the inclusion of improved integrated cameras. Instead of opting for the more conventional 2 mega-pixels and even the 5-8 range, which is already pushing the envelope, they plan on having cameras equipped with 12 to 20 mega-pixels! While 12 may well be an acceptable goal, 20 is reaching quite high.

HD video recording is already a feature of digital imaging and adding this to the list of functionality for camera phones is well within reach. But Ericsson is determined to push the functionality aspect so that it equals that of the high-end camcorders of today. This would require a lot more storage for these phones. Ericsson is also focused on creating an extra speedy 1GHz processor and LTE100+ Mbps mobile broadband connection. It is hoped that along with these innovations which are known battery hogs, Ericsson is also thinking about power concerns as well.

Here’s to Ericsson’s innovations of the future!