Panasonic’s  Lumix DMC-FX48  has a 25mm ultra-wide-angle Leica DC  lens which you can use with an optical — not digital, which has no relevancy — zoom. That’s as if you had picked up a Leica MR and had the same features you would be shooting roughly between 25mm to 125 mm. Cartier Bresson would have married the camera on the spot.
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Samsung has announced the HZ10W (how do they think of these romantic names?) which is a pocket-sized (depends on the pocket) 10.2 megapixels digital camera that boasts a 10x zoom lens that starts at a wider-than-usual 24mm if you  can think in 35mm film terms. Some of us would be happier without the zoom and just have the wide lens. If it had a rangefinder I would marry it.
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A new law is being suggested in the United States that if a camera on a cell phone takes a shot it must make an audible noise.
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Note the camera has a Web browser as well but that would have made the headline too long.

Sony, a company that is currently going through a worrying period, has announced the first Wi-Fi digital camera with a Web browser.
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They say you can be neither too rich or too slim. Missed out on both.

But the new Casio Exilim, which comes eight years after that emaciated camera’s  first model, is very slim AND is very rich in megapixels.
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First know that the copy you make of a DVD or indeed a CD, is fragile compared to a company recorded disk. Never, ever think of it as a way of permanently storing information. It is not.
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Kodak Easyshare M863 is for people who just want to take pictures. They would prefer them to be better pictures. Pictures with good color. Pictures which they will be proud to show. But they do not want to mess around with a lot of technical gubbins. Point the damn thing, press the button and another moment with the family is recorded for posterity.
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Snapter lets you use your digital camera as a scanner and create a .pdf file. If you do not have a scanner then it is possibly a must.
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Australia’s Kogan Technologies announced its Agora Android phone, two models of which it has been pre-selling for $268 or $200 (US dollars),­ announced it would not be shipping, as promised, on Jan. 29.
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