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hackaday.com - 3/16/2009

Standalone Eye-Fi upload

— hackaday.com — Former Hack a Day contributor [Will] has been using a Eye-Fi SD card to automate his photo... transfers. Unfortunately this requires using Eye-Fi’s software and talking to their servers. He used [Jeff Tchang]’s replacement server written in ... (more) Standalone Eye-Fi upload

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jkontherun.com - 3/9/2009

Eye-Fi bumps up to 4 GB, adds iPhone app

— jkontherun.com — It was just in January that the folks who produce the Eye-Fi SD memory/ WiFi card announced... a new product, but they aren’t sitting still. The new Eye-Fi cards bump the memory up to 4 GB to help handle all of that HD video you might be ... (more) Eye-Fi bumps up to 4 GB, adds iPhone app

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Brilliant hack: Eye-Fi standalone uploads
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... a bit more about Python. What better way to learn a language than to implement something you want or need, right? I am releasing a standalone Eye-Fi server written in Python. Basically I saw Dave Hansen's post (http://dave-hansen.blogspot.com/2008/12/freestanding-server.html) and went ahead and did it. Normally, Eye-Fi's WiFi-enabled SD cards expect to be on a normal network, with a router, a IP address, and internet access to Eye-Fi's servers. Standalon Server [Return Boolean True at Hack a day]

Sandalone Eye-Fi Server hack one-ups Eye-Fi Manager
Engadget — ... For those of you who love the concept of the Eye-Fi, but detest being forced to talk to its servers and send pictures precisely how it wants you to, take heart. A standalone Eye-Fi server has now been presented to the general public, and while it's written in a ...