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Kodak Ektra smartphone to hit stores on 9 December, to sell in Germany for 499 Euros

Now, news has it that the device is all set to hit store shelves on 9 December in Germany priced at €499 that is approximately Rs 36,000.

Kodak announces Ektra, a smartphone for photographers

Kodak and Bullitt Group announced the launch of Kodak Ektra, a brand new smartphone aimed at photographers. The latest smartphone runs on a deca-core MediaTek Helio X20 clocked at 2.3GHz along with 3GB DDR3 RAM.

Kodak expected to announce a new phone on 20 October

Thanks to an accidental tweet, we have a certain clue that the company will launch or at least showcase, a smartphone on 20 October. The tweet (now deleted) had a teaser image showing brushed metal edges and a button that looks like a shutter key with the Kodak logo.

Kodak launches five HD LED TVs in India

Imaging products company Kodak in partnership with Noida-based Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd on Thursday announced its entry into the TV market with five HD LED sets.

Lessons from Nokia: Companies, unlike cockroaches, aren't great survivors

Companies do not come with the same survival skills as cockroaches. Neither are they good at avoiding trouble. And their turnover rate is pretty high

How internet makes a few wealthy and destroys jobs

The internet and digital technology is said to be the harbinger of great efficiency and wealth. But it's wealth for a few, and joblessness for the majority

Kodak strikes $895 million loan to fund its rebirth post-bankruptcy

Kodak says the financing will allow it repay loans that funded operations while under bankruptcy protection, finance its exit from Chapter 11 and fund its post-bankruptcy working capital, as well as provide cash

Kodak to sell retail print, document imaging businesses

Kodak needs to raise nearly $700 million to pay back its creditors and exit bankruptcy, and hoped its patent sale would generate at least that much. But more than two weeks into its auction and still without a deal, it's looking at other ways to raise cash.

Why digital printing is not the answer to Kodak's woes

Kodak led the digital photography revolution, but failed to capitalise on it. It now plans to shift into digital printing, an area already dominated by the likes of Nikon, Canon, etc; a plan that might not save the company.

The story of Paul Simon, Amitabh Bachchan, Balki and Kodachrome

Kodak Co filed for bankruptcy yesterday. Digital technology made camera films outdated. But memories of Kodachrome, the iconic camera reel won't fade so easily.