The Pitch: Like the original Eye-Fi, the Eye-Fi Explore card automatically uploads photos wirelessly to your favorite photo sites or to your computer, moments after you shoot the picture. In addition, the Eye-Fi Explore automatically geotags your photos with information about where a photo was taken and can now upload from any Wayport hotspot (of which there are more than 10,000) or open wireless network.
Pros: Like its predecessor, it automatically uploads your pictures wirelessly. There’s no need to use a USB cable or cradle as the SD card that stores the picture is also the transport mechanism for getting your pictures to the internet. It also includes geotagging (via a partnership with Skyhook Wireless), so your photos can be searched based on location, without any additional software.
Cons: Price — it’s $129 for a 2GB SD card. Also, it’s going to consumer more of your camera’s power since it’s connecting via Wi-Fi.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Eye-Fi Explore Card move forward in the competition. Not only does it wirelessly upload your photos but now it geotags them, too.




