| Edit General Imaging has released its 2009 lineup of GE digital cameras, introducing a full array of exciting new features, including auto scene detection, pan-capture panorama, and optical image stabilization. General Imaging, the worldwide exclusive licensee for GE digital cameras, unveiled ten new models this morning at the 2009 Photo Marketing Association trade show in Las Vegas.

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Bucharest, Romania ( PRWEB ) March 5, 2009 — eSurveysPro.com continues to release new features to the already powerful survey builder software . A new Survey Overview report was added (available for all users, including Free Accounts). The report displays the respondents activity in the last week, the top IP addresses from where the survey was accessed, the survey completion report and the last responses recorded.

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Here we get to see some more video of the last Asus device to come around (before they begin releasing devices from their partnership with Garmin) courtesy of PDA.pl . The Galaxy 7, or P835, features a WVGA screen in a slate-like form factor. Rumor has it that the P835 will be able to act as a WiFi hotspot, converting cellular data into a usable signal for nearby laptops and such.

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Newspapers and magazines looking for compelling video to offer online in the next month, can get help from three stars needing no last name: Michael, Magic and Larry. Denver-based Thought Equity Motion, which has rights to the video vault for the NCAA tournament, is licensing a series of event vignettes for publications to stream on their sites. USAToday.com has signed one of the first deals, allowing it to distribute the shorts and sell pre-roll ads.

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Octomom is ready for her close-up - even if the rest of the world is cringing. A videotape of Nadya Suleman delivering her eight children in a California hospital is available for upward of $1 million, according to celebrity Web site TMZ.com . The tape was made with the mother’s consent, although it’s unclear who was running the camera, TMZ said. The site quoted multiple sources as saying the tape was being shopped. The unemployed Suleman, 33, could certainly use the cash for her family of 14.

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A High Court judge has banned news websites, including nzherald.co.nz, from publishing video of the retrial of David Bain. In a decision released yesterday afternoon, Judge Graeme Pankhurst said nzherald.co.nz, The Press, TV3, Getty images and Stuff.co.nz have had their applications for video coverage of the trial declined. However, he said broadcasts which have already been aired on television can be run on websites.

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More than 33% of American households with broadband want Web features for their Internet-connected TVs and set-top boxes, according to a new report from research firm Parks Associates. Broadband households are growing accustomed to viewing video off the Internet, said Kurt Scherf, VP and principal analyst and Parks Associates. Demand for Web and user-generated content will increase, and those desires will influence their CE purchases and service-provider choices.

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SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc., the maker of Macintosh computers and the iPhone, updated its desktop models for consumers, packing in better graphics and more memory and lowering prices on some models. The new 24-inch iMac, with twice the memory and storage, is $1,499, the same price as the previous-generation 20-inch iMac, Apple said yesterday in a statement. The 20-inch iMac is $1,199. The new $599 Mac mini adds faster graphics.

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“The rapid pace of SBX evolution is a direct result of significant cooperative development with Vertical channel partners and end-customers to identify and deliver new high-value features,” said Peter Bailey, Sr. Vice President Product Management and Business Development for Vertical Communications.

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The new bookmark features and innovative browsing history are not the only new features. The video below runs for just under 10 minutes and will give you a good look at some of the key features. Have a watch and let us know what you think of Safari 4 beta.

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