"Android camera." It doesn't even sound like a real thing. That's why the Samsung Galaxy Camera could easily have been a nonsense concept — two desirable things hurled together in hopes that the result will be a revolutionary hybrid, and not a catastrophe. Read More >>
Last month, Samsung showed us a glimpse of its Galaxy Camera: A weird and wonderful mashup of the Samsung Galaxy S III and a long-zoom point-and-shoot. Even though what you're looking at above is just a prototype, the camera works far better than you'd expect from a Frankensteinish combination. Read More >>
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""Why not just make a normal camera that can beam its photos directly to your smartphone with a minimum of fuss?"
They have - You can send the photos ..." More »
Fancy yourself one of Samsung's strange, yet possibly wonderful Android Jelly Bean-powered cameras? The Galaxy Camera will cost you almost the same as an entry-level DSLR, at 400-smackers, but at least it'll be available next month, right? [Photography Blog via Cnet] Read More >>
Why bother slapping Android on a point-and-shoot when you can just slap an optical zoom on your smartphone? At least that's what Samsung thought with its new Galaxy Camera, which has a colossal 21x optical zoom; a 16MP sensor, and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean at its heart. Read More >>