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The 6 best portable projectors for movies, gaming, and more
Portable projectors are a great way to watch a movie while camping or for work presentations on the go. Here, we've picked the best offerings available.
Eastman Kodak cuts 425 jobs, says licensing of hardware played a role
Eastman Kodak cited licensing of hardware among the reasons for a $46 million loss that led to the layoff of 425 workers.
Kodak Moment’s chatbot suggests the best Facebook photos for printing
The new Kodak Moments chatbot suggests Facebook photos to print, while a similar AI-powered feature is also in the updated app.
Kodak’s whimsical Printomatic camera spits out photos on demand for $70
Kodak's new Printomatic device is an "instant print" camera that also lets you save the same picture digitally to a memory card.
The Kodak Tablet is designed for photo-editing apps on a budget
The Kodak Tablet has launched in Europe and while both models may be low on megapixels, the price is low, too.
Kodak’s Kodachrome Magazine is dedicated to film and analog culture
In a move to further promote the so-called analog renaissance, Kodak has announced the launch of its new print magazine, Kodachrome Magazine.
Kodak Ektra: Our first take
Kodak has a phone. You heard that right -- the camera company is in the mobile market with the Kodak Ektra.
Kodak smartphone stunt has commuters thinking their phones have been wiped
To promote one of its mobile apps, Kodak recently pranked a bunch of Londoners into thinking they'd lost all their smartphone data.
Kodak follows the Ektra with a tablet thanks to new license agreement
After allowing another company to use the Kodak name on a smartphone, the historic imaging company will now license their name for a tablet.
A classic black-and-white film is back on the market thanks to Kickstarter
After raising $320,000 from backers in 2014, Film Ferrania is ready to introduce its first publicly available 35mm film.
Watch: Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke shows off company's new Ektra smartphone
Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke stopped by the Digital Trends set today at CEO 2017 to talk about the company's new Ektra smartphone and more.
Want more gigs? Kodak's new online, on-demand photography platform could help
Kodak is aiming to streamline the process of hiring a photographer, and for photographers, finding clients, with Kodakit, a new online platform.
Kodak’s 360-degree camera takes big step up with addition of second lens
Single-lens 360-degree cameras are easy to use but tend to lag in quality. Kodak seeks to change that by upgrading its 360 options with a two-lens camera.
Ektachrome 100 is coming back from the dead thanks to Kodak
Film photographers can rejoice in the news that the historic photography company is bringing back -- not killing off -- one of its most iconic film stocks.
Old photographs find new life as George Eastman Museum digitizes 250,000 images
One of the oldest photography collections now has an online presence with the George Eastman Museum's new web database.
Rumor: Teaser image shows Kodak might release a smartphone on October 20th
A recently released photo from Kodak teases what appears to be a dedicated shutter release button on the side of a smartphone device.
Roll of film that started consumer photography in the 1880s returns to its roots
Back in 1888, a camera and a roll of film started the consumer photography movement. Now, that same roll of film is on display.
Now your iPad or Android can help you take better photos
Kodak licensee Alaris has expanded support for its informative app to include Android and iPad, helping users of either mobile platform to take better photographs.
Kodak, Kickstarter join to offer free film to directors who don’t want to go digital
There are a lot of reasons indie directors shoot digitally, but Kodak wants to make sure that the prohibitively high cost of film isn't one of them.
Kodak marks 50th anniversary of Super 8 film with new camera
As Kodak prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Super 8mm motion picture film, the company showed off a new camera that blends analog with digital.
Spectre's filmmakers shot on 35mm film to retain look and feel of Bond movies
After going digital with Skyfall, director Sam Mendes returned to 35mm film for shooting Spectre.
Kodak focuses on Android-powered smartphone cameras
Kodak announced a partnership with the Bullitt Group to license Android-powered smartphones and tablets aimed at tech-averse consumers.