WiFi in a camera. No matter the practicality or the cost of adding wireless functionality, it's become a must for high-end point-and-shoots, and if they don't pack it now, they soon will. But access hasn't become as prolific as protocol prophets once preached - we're at the mercy of pay gates, passwords and bandwidth limitations, even today. Our smartphones, on the other hand, are always connected. There's no need to fuss with hexadecimals or other cryptic keys - assuming we haven't crossed an international border, getting online is as convenient as taking a breath.
Engadget , Editorial: Android cameras - could Samsung's Galaxy gamble save the point-and-shoot industry?
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itworld, Editorial: Android cameras - could Samsung's Galaxy gamble save the point-and-shoot industry?
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