The Naneye camera is 1x1mm, or smaller than a match head, and does 250×250 pixels at 44 frames per second. The use? “medical, dental imaging, surgical robots, guide wire, disposable equipment”. The camera will remain fully operational at as little as 1.8 volts and can be used on a cable up to 2m in length. Ok, Portal 2 references aside this nifty device will aid all kinds of medical science from the general operation to...

A slip of an internal video has shown that HTC has got a 16MP camera phone in its mind, but could it be too good to be true? That’s over double the megapixels that they have got on any of their current phones, so if this video is to be true (which I am not too sure about) then that could be a pretty amazing bit of kit. The phone itself, as PocketNow points out, seems to resemble the Desire S phone which was announced at MWC, only...

Adafruit’s $2,000 bounty for an open source Kinect driver hack was only offered up late last week and already someone has allegedly delivered, said Adafruit’s Phillip Torrone in an email to us just now. This was inevitable. Microsoft, for its part, offered up the standard boilerplate last week in an email to CNET: “Microsoft does not condone the modification of its products,” a company spokesperson told CNET....

Mail on Sunday photographer Mark Pain probably didn’t know whether to cheer or cry after taking this photo. On one hand, he snapped a great picture. On the other hand, he might be about to face an angry Tiger Woods. Turns out that Mark did what most of us might’ve done in the same situation. He hoped his camera wasn’t too damaged, packed up his gear, and fled the scene before he wound up facing Woods’...

This is a camera that shoots 120-megapixel panorama photos. And this is a photo it shot: That tiny, cropped area on the right, pulled out from the larger image on the left? That’s 1080p video running at 60 frames per second. And you can zoom in and out of any part of the image in real time. At the full 120-megapixel resolution, the camera outputs 1.4 frames a second at a data rate of 2.52Gbps. And this is the surprisingly small...