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This year’s iPhone review goes back to Disneyland for the first time in a couple of years for, uh, obvious reasons. I’m happy to report that the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 performed extremely wel

If you leave something on the internet long enough, someone will hack it. The reality is that many device manufacturers make it far too easy by using default passwords that are widely documented, allo

Kodak isn’t feeling very well. The company, which sold off most of its legacy assets in the last decade, is licensing its name to partners who build products like digital cameras and, most comic

Write off another piece of crypto craziness: A Kodak-branded Bitcoin-mining rig that was on show at CES in January, where it generated much headshaking and skepticism that it could ever deliver the cl

The 130-year-old Eastman Kodak company announced an ICO yesterday because it’s 2018 and nothing matters. Since the announcement, the stock price is trading up 89 percent, currently at $11.90. Th

Kodak is today announcing a partnership with Wenn Digital to create a “photo-centric cryptocurrency” that will “empower photographers and agencies to take greater control in image ri

In a week where there has been much talk about a new phone vying to have world’s best smartphone camera, another device focused on photos called the Kodak Ektra is also making its public debut

Kodak accidentally teased an upcoming phone today in a now-deleted tweet. Fortunately, the image accompanying the tweet is also easily found at Kodakphones.com.

The saying “Kodak Moment” is a holdover from another era where camera owners had to be thoughtful about which snapshots deserved to be taken, due to the limitations involved with running o

If you’ve always wanted to shoot video using the tools your parents probably used to film each other naked then Yves Behar and Kodak have a product for you. Super 8 was a cartridge-based film st

When a new technology comes out, people are generally good at seeing through the hype that is associated with it. Many technological inventions, after all, are not immediately revolutionary -- despite

A newly launched photo book application for iPad is bringing a familiar name to mobile photography: Kodak Alaris is debuting “Kodak Moments for iPad,” an app that lets consumers create and

Kodak may have filed for bankruptcy, but its brand and business carries on. Today, the Kodak Alaris group is launching <a target="_blank" href="https://www.kodakdeveloper.com">a new service for mobile

Brother, a Japanese document imaging company, has bought Kodak's imaging business for $210 million, according to a <a target="_blank" href="http://www.kodak.com/ek/ContentWithLeftCol.aspx?Pageid=28412

Kodak has had a rough go of it lately, filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/01/04/report-kodak-preparing-for-bankruptcy-auction-of-patents/">almost a year ago</a> and

Sometimes self-interest can make for some unlikely friendships. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-08/apple-joins-google-in-500-million-plus-bid-for-kodak-patents.html">Acc

Soon, Kodak will cease to be a film company. After spending almost a decade swirling the pot and the <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/01/21/what-happened-to-kodaks-moment/">past eight months</a> g

Consider today the end of an era for one of the most iconic brands in the imaging industry. While their<a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/01/04/report-kodak-preparing-for-bankruptcy-auction-of-paten

Poor <a href="https://techcrunch.com/tag/kodak/">Kodak</a>. At this point, they're just along for the ride. The last few years have been rough on them, and they've made a few big decisions that haven'