A report from Android Authority regarding Kodak at CES…
Smartphones may have made the point-and-click camera virtually obsolete, but Kodak is now looking to embrace mobile technology in order to make a comeback. At next month’s CES, Kodak and Bullit, a contractor for Caterpillar, Ted Baker, and JCB, unveiling the first smartphone in a range of Android mobile devices aimed at photography enthusiasts.
Little is known about the various products in Kodak’s pipeline, but we have been informed that the range will include two smartphones, a tablet, and a connected camera. One of these smartphones will be shown off at CES in January, while another 4G handset, a tablet and camera will be announced throughout the second half of 2015.
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