Once the digital camera phase-out is complete ... It still sells disposable cameras. Eastman Kodak stock (EKDKQ), which trades on the pink sheets following its Chapter 11 filing, rose 3.3% ...

Eastman Kodak Co.’s digital camera shipments fell 20% last year as the world’s largest photography company limited sales of lower-priced devices to shore up profit, researcher IDC said.

Though it has maintained its roots as a supplier of film and film cameras, Kodak has gotten fully onboard with the digital trend. This might come as a surprise considering the often-touted claim ...

Rochester, N.Y. — Kodak will divest itself of its entire digital camera manufacturing operations, striking a deal with Singapore-based Flextronics International to handle the company’s manufacturing ...

It was Kodak's failure to adapt to the onset of digital camera technology that was largely responsible for killing the company, so the common misconception goes. But as this fascinating video from ...

Kodak engineer Steve Sasson invented the first portable, digital camera in 1975. Kodak received a patent for the device in 1978, but did not put it into production. What's False While Kodak did ...

Kodak invented the world's first portable, digital camera in the 1970s, but didn't release the technology for public sale until years later to avoid hits to the company's photographic-film business.

Of course, we'd be remiss to not include a nod to Kodak with an updated branded digital camera that merges 2025 convenience with the early aughts aesthetic. If you've got the room to splurge a ...

Consumer attitudes had changed, first with more interest in 35 mm cameras and then digital photography. Kodak stopped making the 126 film cartridges at the end of 1999. Now the camera is left to ...