Flip, now owned by Cisco, has quickly carved out a name for itself in small handheld video cameras such as the Mino and MinoHD. Why bother with lumpen camcorders with huge lenses when you can instead ...

Charity Technology Trust (CTT) is offering the pocket-sized Flip video camera to eligible UK registered charities and charitable housing organisations through its CTXchange programme. Flip video ...

Cisco's new Flip MinoHD is a slim, attractive, simple-to-use pocket camcorder that takes good-looking video. But its chunkier sibling, the Flip UltraHD is less expensive and delivers more. Flip video ...

Cheap, simple and small Flip devices were briefly fashionable two to three years ago but have been superseded by improved video cameras on board smartphones. Cisco apparently failed to find a buyer ...

The owner of the company behind the popular Flip range of camcorders has announced that it will axe the brand. Cisco, which acquired Pure Digital (the maker of Flip camcorders) in 2009 for $590 ...

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But, and there is a but, things don’t seem to have changed much. We’re 6-months on from the Ultra and we are basically looking at the same thing. In the meantime the pocket camcorder world has become ...

Cisco bought Flip as part of a move into the consumer market Cisco Systems has said it is shutting down its Flip video camera business and cutting 550 jobs as it overhauls its consumer products unit.

Canon is getting into vlog cameras. It's not a surprise move; the space is hot right now and rival brands Nikon and Sony already compete. Its first swing at the concept, the PowerShot V10, comes with ...

Cisco Systems has said it is shutting down its Flip video camera business and cutting 550 jobs as it overhauls its consumer products unit. In recent years, Cisco, the world's largest maker of computer ...