According to a report last week from Bloomberg, smartphones are not just slowing the growth of digital cameras or shaving off the edges of the low-end market. The quality and ubiquity of smartphone photography is beginning to eat away at the traditional camera market. Digital camera shipments may fall 4.3% this year, and it isn't just the low end that is hurting.

The CW gets hip to streaming episodes to an iPad app and integrating social media. But is that enough anymore? Did the iPad spoil us that quickly?

The Watch With eBay app for iPad lets you watch "Ghost Whisperer" reruns and buy that bra JLH is wearing. No, really -- that specific bra. And then there are the NCIS bobble head dolls.

FunnyorDie channels a bit of "National Lampoon" and "Spy" in an example of a Web media brand leveraging tablets to recall lost eras of great humor magazines. We wonder how raunchy Apple will let them get.

The PC is not dead, despite the hype. But the concept of personal computing is evolving rapidly into a new era of the "Personal Cloud," according to Gartner. In a new special report, the company says that mobility, always-available data, apps and cloud-based virtualized processes are moving the "personal cloud" to the center of our digital experiences.

Marvel announced last week that codes in top-selling print comics will access the digital editions. Also coming are augmented reality enhancements for comics. .

Citibank launches the first banking app designed specifically for the Kindle Fire platform. The bank has customized the interface, graphics and interaction specifically for the smaller tablet device.

Apple clearly does not want to get lured into a spec war. In its presentation Wednesday, its focus on dazzling games and apps demonstrated its superior ability to leverage that hardware in ways even the best Android tablets cannot. And it's no coincidence that Apple showed off apps that brought desktop functionality and depth to the tablet. Their presence implicitly underscored the post-PC sensibility.

Android Market has been rebranded and redesigned as Google Play. The one-stop media hub mimics much of the multimedia integration and cross-platform access features that Apple promotes through iTunes and iCloud.

There seem to be countless stupid ways to use or place a QR code. Now two digital designers have started a Tumblr site to collect the most egregious examples of mobile code excess.