Geeks Gadgets

Forget about 8 megapixel camera phones - those will be outdated soon with the advent of 9 megapixel handsets thanks to Digital Imaging Systems and their DIS6931 9 megapixel camera module that was specially developed for mobile devices. Other features found on this module include extremely fast autofocus (less than 300 milliseconds), a fast click-to-capture time (less than 200 ms) and high-quality lenses. Will this be as good as a regular point-and-shoot? Only time will tell when it is released, but I wouldn’t bet against it considering how technology has progressed by leaps and bounds to date.
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Nokia is giving its new N96 high-end multimedia handset something that most phones don’t get - a mobile TV channel of its very own.Called Capsule N96, the downloadable channel has all sorts of entertainment and lifestyle content, all packaged into 96-second programs.

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Unless your work requires a maximum of megapixels, the most meaningful differences between your old camera and a new one have less to do with image resolution and more to do with the camera’s features. Newer cameras and more-expensive models support the RAW format, let you set manual exposure times, shoot in burst mode, and perform other tricks–but with a simple firmware hack, you can add the same capabilities to older models that don’t support them.
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