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With smartphones receiving better and better cameras, it’s hard for digital camera manufacturers to keep up with these mobile devices that offer a bigger number of features. One of these features is Wi-Fi connectivity, a feature that almost all smartphones have, but marginally few cameras have adopted this technology. I’m not sure why manufacturers do not make this step, which would be obvious to many. A few years ago, Wi-Fi offered not much use to users, there weren’t that many public hotspots, social networks or cloud storage systems for storing photos , but this has dramatically changed in recent times. Cloud storage is now widely available for everyone to use, social networks like Facebook have encouraged mobile uploads of pictures, video sharing websites like YouTube offers lots of features for uploaders (and even the possibility to make money ). Why having Wi-Fi enabled cameras is a good idea Just think of your smartphone: you take a picture and ...

No, we do not buy the “near DSLR-like quality ” tagline that comes with most high-megapixel bearing cameraphones these days. But there can also be no denying that phones these days pack in a good deal more muscle in the shooting department than they used to in the past. You have models like the Nokia 808 PureView , the Nokia N8 , the iPhone 4S and the Samsung Galaxy S3 , which might not get right into DSLR territory but do give routine point and shoot cameras a good run for their money, with the inbuilt connectivity acting as a magnificent bonus. Now, what if you could add a bit more to your cellphone’s camera by plonking a lens on it, just like the DSLR crew do on their cameras? Well, that’s what companies like Photojojo let you do. Looks: small wonders We have been hearing about lens accessories for smartphones for a while now, and we decided to finally try our hand with some from one of the best known companies around – Photojojo. We placed our order for a couple ...