Storage

 One of the biggest trends in cameras right now is the addition of WiFi and app compatibility. But, Eye-Fi has been giving cameras those abilities for quite some time and now they have a new addition to their Pro X2 series, with a  16 GB card.

For more than a year now, the Thunderbolt port on my MacBook Pro has been acting as little more than a glorified display adapter, so I'm always interested when companies release products that can actually, you know, make use of it. The latest maker get on the Thunderbolt train is Drobo and their two new RAID storage products sound pretty promising.

One of the big selling points of cloud storage is simplicity, but with so many different options available, just getting started with remote data storage is enough to make you want to pull your hair out. Western Digital was hoping to simplify things a bit by creating a "personal cloud" with their new WD 2Go Pro app and their My Book Live hard drive. Did they do it? Yeah, they kinda did.

Now that you've heard about the iPhone camera functionality upgrades coming in iOS 5, you might also be interested in hearing about what Steve and Co. have in store for your photos once they're captured. In short: They're going to the cloud. The iCloud, that is.