There I was at the San Francisco Giants game the other evening, when my buddy decided to do something a bit silly — but memorable — and handed me his little Flip camera. I’m not going to share the ...

The Flip was never my favorite pocket camcorder. That's partly because it was the darling of everyone else and also because I found more powerful options elsewhere, like the Kodak Zi6 (and then Zi8).

Two years after Cisco purchased Pure Digital for $590 million, the company has decided to simply kill off the entire line of Flip video cameras. It's very true, the iPhone 4 video camera, and the ...

NEW YORK -- Cisco Systems Inc., one of the titans of the technology industry, on Tuesday said it is killing the Flip Video, the most popular video camera in the U.S., just two years after it bought ...

BOSTON/NEW YORK, April 12 (Reuters) - Cisco Systems Inc will dump its Flip video camera division, retiring the popular brand in a first step toward reviving a company its CEO John Chambers admitted ...

[timecom-gdgt url=”http://gdgt.com/pure-digital/flip/minohd/2nd-gen/” style=”full” float=”right”]Flip! Dead! The company that made portable camcorders ...

Cisco Thursday said it plans to buy Pure Digital Technologies, the maker of the popular Flip Video handheld camera, for $590 million in stock. Cisco buying Flip video camera maker for $590 million ...

Cisco Thursday announced its intent to acquire privately held Pure Digital Technologies, creator of the Flip video camcorder for consumers, for US$590 million in stock. The deal had been expected. [ ...

» “THE NEWS IS A GLARING REMINDER that Cisco, a company that has traditionally served enterprise markets, tends to find itself flat-footed when it comes to consumer devices.” — Venturebeat.com reacts ...

It appears to be a case of a big company proving a poor custodian of a small one, even one that makes a hit product. Cisco never meaningfully integrated the Flip Video into its main business of making ...