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The World’s Biggest Photo Album

By Boy Abunda | July 11, 2007 - 12:00am

In 1932, George Eastman the inventor of Kodak committed suicide. He left a note that said, “My work is done. Why wait?” But with his death, he left behind a lasting legacy — Kodak. Kodak is a household...

Entertainment

EasyShare V570: Redefining our Kodak moment

By Eden Estopace | June 6, 2006 - 12:00am

It began modestly enough – the technology of the camera – "as a light passing though a tiny hole in the wall of a dark room, with an upside down image projected on the opposite side of another wall."...

Technology