Polaroid SC1630 Smart Camera hands-on review @ DCI

We're not in the business of adding links to phone related news but hey, this is a. Polaroid and b.Android, and c.A Polaroid cam running Android:

"We’re not in the business of reviewing phones here at DigitalCameraInfo, so we don’t know if the Polaroid SC1630 will actually turn out to be a decent Android handset. There are a ton of them out there.

Cnnmoney writes about Twinkies, Polaroid and Kodak survival stories.

Given the ingredients, it must be a tasty read:

"Kodak's brand name (not its patents) could easily generate more than double Polaroid's sales price, said Jamie Salter, the CEO of Authentic

Polaroid Announces the SC1630 Smart Camera Powered by Android

Polaroid Press Release:

Fusing the Feature Set of a High-End Digital Camera with the Power of Android*, the Polaroid SC1630 Makes Snapping and Sharing High Definition Digital Images an Instant Experience

Polaroid z340 instant camera review @ DCinfo

"The Polaroid Z340 is the only camera right now that brings back the magic without giving up the advantages of a digital camera. That’s enough to earn a hearty thumbs-up from us, but more importantly, the Z340 actually does its job pretty well. Photo quality is plenty clean and clear enough for the 4×3″ prints that it makes, and the ink-free printer works well for a small, portable unit.

Lady Gaga becomes Polaroid's creative director, dumps her Nikon?

Well, probably not, those new Polaroids seem just as bulky as the old ones. In any case, it's good to have old good old Polaroid back in the newsroom:   LAS VEGAS - 2010 International CES - January 5, 2010 - PLR IP Holdings, LLC, owners of the Polaroid™ brand, today announced a multi-year strategic partnership with Lady Gaga, who will serve as creative director for a specialty line of Polaroid Imaging products.  The partnership brings together one of the

Polaroid ceases production of all kinds of instant film.

sx70 First announced roughly one month ago, on the eve of it's 60th birthday, Polaroid made good  on the promise to discontinue all things instant film.  The company will now focus on imaging products that appeal to a wider segment of the market.  Users of Polaroid instant film will be left completely in the dark, since no stocking up of film has been made by Polaroid and the expiration date of what's left is at best 18 months.