With Direct Mode, users can enjoy the best of the devices they already own, namely the quality of digital cameras and the ubiquitous connectivity of their mobile devices. Later this week, Eye-Fi will be releasing its Direct Mode and accompanying iOS and Android apps as free upgrades to its line of Eye-Fi X2 cards. “With Direct Mode, the pervasive connectivity of mobile is made available to existing cameras.” “Direct Mode helps us bridge the gap between classic digital imaging and the exploding world of mobile devices,” said Jef Holove, CEO of Eye-Fi. The Eye-Fi Mobile X2 provides instant uploads anywhere by wirelessly connecting the camera to a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet, and is available later this week for $79.99.
(makers of the world’s first wireless memory card, today launched the Eye-Fi Mobile X2, a new 8GB wireless memory card empowering cameras around the world with immediate uploading capabilities.
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New Direct Mode Technology and Eye-Fi Mobile Apps Now Available as a Free Upgrade to All X2 Cards WHY WAIT? NEW EYE-FI MOBILE X2 CARD GIVES CAMERAS THE POWER OF INSTANT UPLOADS Here’s a short demo video on how the new Eye-Fi Mobile X2 card works. Direct Mode will be available as a free firmware upgrade the following week. The Mobile X2 is currently available for pre-orders on and will be sold in Best Buy and Apple stores starting on April 17 for $79.99.
With Eye-Fi, consumers can already store, view and share pictures on multiple devices, on more than 45 sharing sites, geotag the images, and much more. This marks the latest of several new products and services Eye-Fi has released to extend utility beyond storage and wireless uploads. The launch coincides with Direct Mode’s availability as a free firmware upgrade to all of Eye-Fi’s current X2 card users. Wireless memory card manufacturer Eye-Fi announced the launch of its new Mobile X2 card, which combines “Direct Mode” technology and free Eye-fi mobile apps to allow smartphone/tablet users to instantly transfer pics and videos from a digital camera to a mobile device (iOS and Android) – even when there’s no wireless network available.
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