Photography, imaging and printing giant Eastman Kodak Co. has gone mobile with the launch of the free Kodak Pic Flick application for Apple?s iPhone and iPod touch. Developed in house, the application ...

A new Kodak app seeks to separate special photographic moments from snapshots of lunch and commutes on other social networks This photo combo of screen shots provided by Kodak demonstrates the use of ...

Remember when Nintendo brought out its Labo range of eco-friendly accessories for the Switch? Well it seems to be catching on as Kodak has now followed suit with its Kodak Mobile Film Scanner – a ...

“Kodak is committed to make printing easy and more accessible in today's mobile and connected world,” said Susan Tousi, General Manager, Inkjet Systems, and Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company. “We ...

Kodak has created a smartphone film scanner which uses a collapsible structure made from cardboard. Priced at $40 the Kodak mobile film scanner is expected to be made available in the coming months ...

Rage against the dying of the natural, magic-hour light. It’s not exactly news that very few films are projected on actual film these days, whether in the local multiplex or the world’s most ...

Kodak has launched a cardboard film scanning device that enables anyone who owns an Android phone or iPhone to scan their boxes of old film negatives. The scanner, when not in use, looks like an ...

In addition, Kodak will enable Google Cloud Print and KODAK Email Print for previous generation KODAK All-in-One Printers, making Kodak the first printer manufacturer to also offer cloud printing for ...

Kodak has this week launched a new mobile instant photo printer in the form of the Step. Capable of printing 2″ x 3″ photos in roughly 60 seconds on Zink paper. Each photo has peeling stick adhesive ...