And I thought Bank of America's scan in a check at the ATM function was cool... USAA has just started offering their bankers the option to deposit checks through an iPhone application.
Rooting around the internet today, I came across these fun mini tripods called DigiDudes. So I followed them back to the manufacturer's Web site only to find out that the story lies not in the product so much as who's making them.
You know those cool shots that make a landscape look like a shoe-box diorama? Well they're done with tilt-shift lenses which cost upwards of $1,000... But in these tough economic times (what a cliche that has become) why spend that much when you can DIY for $22?
The Royal Opera House in London is bring opera into the world of online social networking. They have put a call out to their followers for tweets, which they are assembling into an opera. So far the production includes several talking cats from the looks of it...
It's Perseid season again... that's a type of meteor shower for those who didn't go through a geeky astronomy phase. What's the best way to enjoy a meteor shower? Why with prolonged exposure and high speed film of course!
You may have heard of Trash the Dress, a growing trend in wedding photography where a model or a bride will destroy a wedding dress in a photo shoot, often following the ceremony. Well, the Worcester Photography Center here in Massachusetts has made a yearly get together of it.
Eunice Kennedy Shriver passed this morning in her Cape Cod home. I feel it appropriate to celebrate her life's work by taking a look at a Special Olympic athlete and his love of photography.
Starting today, General Motors will sell its new models on Ebay. Is this a savvy business move, or another desperate attempt to grab a little of the American market?
It seems like this weekend was the time when all the photojournalists out there realized their jobs are in jeopardy. Funny, because the rest of us journalists have known this for awhile now. Welcome to the sad, sad club boys!
If you thought it was just a bunch of other faceless Tweeters reading your Tweets, you were wrong! It looks like marketing and PR folks alike are tuning in on our Tweets in hopes of reading the minds of the masses.
So back at the end of June, Adobe announced that it would no longer offer the Photshop Album Starter Edition, a free stripped down version of the popular editing software. Instead they launched Photoshop.com, an online digital imaging hub.
National Geographic? Talk about the Holy Grail of photo gigs. The annual National Geographic International Photography Contest began on Wednesday. The clock is ticking towards the October deadline, so get your entries in!
Today WalletPop.com, a helpful site for those trying to make it through the recession in style, featured a photography student turn ex-pat in search of a job.