We can’t help falling for a nifty decal when it pops up every now and then. This Polaroid decal, based on the design for the classic Rainbow OneStep Polaroid Land camera, is one of the best we’ve seen in a while, from Photojojo in the States (it ships to the UK). It’s exclusively for iPhone 4, and if you decide you want to switch it up, Photojojo promise it won’t leave a residue.
Out now | $6.99 + shipping (£4.50 + shipping) | Photojojo
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Camera releases often take a back seat at CES, but this year was top notch for novelty and exciting extras. Lady Gaga’s Grey Label for Polaroid got the company doing what it should have done ages ago: locking into the hipster pound and getting back to its roots as a retro, portable brand. Aside from Gaga’s mad sunglasses, a raft of unexciting compacts were announced, with a few exceptions: Wi-Fi with remote shooting, 3D capture and super compacts for under £100. We’ve found the needles in the haystack: click through for our roundup of the best cameras from CES 2011.
CES 2011 has been swarming with celebrities…and Piers Morgan. After our full on CES 2011 recaps today (CES recap, CES in pictures, CES videos), here’s our scrapbook of the celebrity CES fans we’ve caught hawking products or just hanging around in Vegas. Read on for the celebrity CES-a-thon…
If you’ve read our CES recap and feasted your eyes on the CES in photos picture explosion, here’s the third of today’s four CES 2011 roundups: the CES videos you can’t afford to miss. Click through to see the Boxee iPad app in action, Android vs iPhone gaming with the Unity 3D gaming table “Unity 3D gaming table”), affordable Android tablet joy with the Vizio Tablet “Vizio Tablet”) and hands on with the Samsung Galaxy Player…
It’s CES recap time again and boy this is a doozy. In today’s installment we’ve got a real world Angry Birds game you can buy, an absolute explosion of Lady Gaga Polaroid product, a look at the Asus PrimeSense Kinect rival ready to hit your PC, the Blackberry Playbook running Quake 3, SlingPlayer mating with Google TV and external iPad storage from Kingston. Read on to get the lot…
Want to see the fruits of the Polaroid Lady Gaga collaboration? Have we got a treat for you: video of the entire unveiling, with the fame monster herself on stage, whipping out the craziest pair of specs we’ve ever seen, and struggling to connect her BlackBerry to Polaroid’s new printer, designed to work with mobile phones and Bluetooth-equipped digital cameras.
There’s a bit of blue language towards the end, but if no one’s around, stick a coin in the swear jar and start watching right now!
Not much to go on here, but Lady Gaga confirmed a Polaroid Twitter camera is in the works at the company’s CES unveiling today.
“In the future we’re working on creating a Polaroid camera that’s also digital, that is capable of sending to Twitter, Facebook and other social media,” she told an audience of press and industry.
No word on whether Polaroid’s phantom digital cameras crop your snap into a white frame on Twitpic for you, or whether they have 3G built in, but when Polaroid’s prepared to put a camera in a pair of sunglasses, who knows?
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