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Eye-Fi Aims to Beam Photos From Camera to Phone

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Jan 4, 2011, 9:51 AM by Philip Berne
updated Jan 4, 2011, 9:52 AM

Eye-Fi is working on a smartphone app that will let Eye-Fi owners send photos directly from a camera to a smartphone, bypassing the desktop. Photos will be sent directly from the Eye-Fi card to the phone, without the need for a Wi-Fi network. The upcoming Direct Mode software will work with Eye-Fi's existing X2 series of SD cards. The Direct Mode software will be available later in 2011, and specific phone platforms have yet to be announced.

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