Motorola Imbeds a Femtocell in a Digital Picture Frame

From MediaExperiences2Go comes a video explaining what a digital picture frame, a cell phone, and a femtocell might have in common, thanks to Motorola:

See the Motorola video right here.

When Motorola imbeds a femtocell in a digital picture frame, all kinds of wonders can happen!

Motorola and Kodak Present the Wireless Digital Motozine ZN5!

From TWICE comes the news that Motorola and Kodak have joined forces with their new 5 megapixel cameraphone, the ZN5.

The Motozine ZN5 is a fully functional Kodak camera, and when you use it, you can automatically download the pictures from the camera to your computer the moment you take them, or, you can save them for later.  Once on the computer, you can utilize the Kodak Gallery and all of the Kodak picture functions. 4 gigs of expandable memory give you plenty of room for tons of pictures.

You can also download your pictures to almost any other picture-sharing website.  I recommend, naturally, FrameChannel.  Of course, you can also store your pictures on the Kodak site, or Picasa, or Flickr, or Google, or, actually, anywhere on the net, and still use FrameChannel to manage them.  Once on FrameChannel, or any picture site, your wireless digital picture frame will immediately begin to include the new pictures in its slideshow!

Your Kodak/Motorola camera will upload your pictures to any wireless digital picture frame you tell it to; whether it’s yours in your own living room, or Grandma’s a thousand miles away.  How cool is that?

Wifi, Bluetooth, MMS. . . . or a direct Kodak Gallery upload. . . Think of the many options the Motozine ZN5 offers!