The company already has features that attempt to block spam postings. So, just imagine what might happen now that Polaroid is giving kids a way of taking small pictures that they can stick to everything from refrigerator magnets to school notebooks. The new Polaroid I-Zone Instant Pocket Camera works just like any other Polaroid camera except for three things. The pictures have an adhesive backing. And kids can write or draw on the photos as they develop.
Kids can plaster the photos on pretty much anything that they want to put their personal stamp on.
The camera is focus-free, so children don't have to worry about blurry images, and has an electronic flash with a range of two to eight feet. Polaroid first introduced a version of the camera in Japan, where it was called the Xiao Instant Pocket Camera. Some of us have trouble walking and chewing gum at the same time, but Fidelity Investments thinks people are ready to trade stocks and bonds while on the go. So, customers can now request information or even place trades while in transit. The Fidelity executive forecasts other new features for InstantBroker by the end of this year.