Kodak

July 2004 – When the first Modern Olympic Games were held in Athens in 1896, Kodak, then just 16 years old, was there. More than a century later, the Olympic Games remain the pinnacle of athletic endeavor – and Kodak, a long- standing Olympic sponsor, will again be there, this time providing security badges for all participants, digital medical imaging equipment in the athlete’s clinic, digital printing of all the tickets, and support for the more than 1000 professional photographers who will capture the drama of the world’s most photographed competition using both film and digital technologies. Indeed, all images—including film—will be digitized by Kodak for rapid dissemination.

Camera phones are getting so popular that film giant Kodak recently announced its new Kodak Mobile Service that lets camera phone users upload, store, organize and share their digital photos and phone-captured video in one trusted place – from their phone or computer - for a low monthly fee. Kodak is currently offering a free 90-day trial, the monthly fee is $2.99 per month after the trial period. You can learn more by visiting www.kmobile.com.

June 24, 2004 — Digital camera adoption has reached mainstream status with millions of American consumers participating in digital photography. Kodak, the trusted guide in photography for more than a century, is helping educate consumers by offering solutions to their digital printing questions and expanding the availability of KODAK Picture Maker digital print kiosks. Read more

May 19 -Ofoto, Inc., a leading online photo service and wholly owned subsidiary of Eastman Kodak Company, today announced the addition of KODAK PERFECT TOUCH processing to its online photo processing services. KODAK PERFECT TOUCH processing service literally transforms pictures as they are being processed to individually improve each photo before it is printed. KODAK PERFECT TOUCH processing is now being applied to all Ofoto print orders at no extra charge.Read more

Digital cameras will be one of the hottest items for the holidays this year and the best digital photography system is the newest Kodak EasyShare DX6440 digital camera and compatible Kodak EasyShare printer dock 6000. They are part of Kodak's popular digital system, which is the easiest on the market and perfect for capturing and sharing memories all year long. Read more

September 26 — Eastman Kodak Company today announced its intent to stop making and selling slide projectors by June 2004.Read more

June 16, 2003 -- Today, Nokia and Kodak announced a collaboration agreement that will offer Nokia mobile phone users convenient solutions to store and print digital images. Users of Nokia imaging phones, such as the Nokia 6600, will be able to upload, store, share and order prints of pictures with their handset using the Kodak Picture Center Online service. Nokia and Kodak will also jointly develop kiosk printing services and other retail printing solutions to empower mobile users to turn their favourite pictures into prints.Read more

May 2003--Eastman Kodak Company today said that it has branded its award-winning organic light-emitting diode (OLED) products, which will be known as Kodak NuVue displays. The new brand will be used for both the company's active- and passive-matrix OLED products.Read more

With graduation festivities, Mother's Day celebrations and summer vacations right around the corner, this is the time of year when the family photographer starts getting ready to take lots of pictures. Now, there's a new one-time-use camera system that provides digital pictures along with your traditional prints. It's simple enough for anyone to use and fits any budget.Read more

Kodak just introduced the 3.1-megapixel Kodak EasyShare DX6340 Zoom Digital Camera, which features a professional-quality Schneider Krueznach Varigon 4X zoom lens, plus a 3.5X digital zoom function. Read more