Sony has just taken its wraps off of the A99 II SLT that succeeds the A99. It has a full frame 42.4 Megapixel sensor along with a capability of shooting 12 photos per second.
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Panasonic has teased the upgrade to the popular LUMIX GH4 which helped to bring 4K video recording to the masses. The new GH5 builds on a similar mirrorless platform while improving on almost every aspect.
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Casio has come up with a brand new product in their G-SHOCK collection called the GPS Hybrid Wave Ceptor GPW-1000. The watch is one of the costliest addition to the G-SHOCK lineup but yet is one of the cheapest GPS watches available in the market. Let’s find out if it is worth its price.
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Leica is known to be a brand to be reckoned with in terms of photography. Their cameras are a league apart and their recent collaboration with Huawei on the P9 and P9 Plus has yielded some great results. However, something that most people wouldn’t have guessed Leica to ever be working on is exactly what they announced today. An instant camera; called Sofort.
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There was always a confusion among the general public about which Galaxy Note or Galaxy S device was the latest since the Note series was always a number behind on the latest version. This time around, Samsung decided to skip the number 6 and went with Note7 branding in order to bring it in line with the Galaxy S series lineup as well the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus which are now available.
Asus had announced the ZenScreen portable monitor at IFA 2016. We were live at the event and got our hands on it. Let’s take a look at hardware and specifications of the ZenScreen.
Titan just outed their first all touchscreen smartwatch that follows up on the JUXT. The new smartwatch is called the JUXT Pro and aims to provide a premium experience to customers. Let’s take a look at what it offers.
Asus had announced ZenWatch 3 at IFA 2016 Berlin. We were live at the event and got our hands on the device. So let’s take a look at hardware and specifications of the smartwatch. Continue reading “Asus ZenWatch 3 Hands On”
Apple was in the news recently for the right reasons as well as the wrong reasons. One of the wrong reasons being the backlash they received over the removal of the audio jack and instead relying on just the lightning port to output audio.
OnePlus is known to be a brand that listens to their users especially through their active forum. One of the most requested features has been VoLTE for their older handsets in light of the recent surge of Reliance Jio 4G users.
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Apple announced that they will be bringing the ability of RAW image capture to iPhones starting with iOS 10. While the stock camera app doesn’t feature an option to toggle RAW capture, iPhone users can make use of Adobe Lightroom to capture RAW images.
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It has been rumoured that the new smartphones from Google this year will no longer be called Nexus but will take the Pixel sub-branding instead. We now have evidence to support this theory in the form of a launcher.
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One of the main concerns voiced by the public in regards to Apple’s AirPods have been the fact that they are easy to lose. Fear no more because Spigen has got your back.
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Huawei seems to be taking its dual camera game very seriously and that can be seen in the Mate 9 teaser image that has just been leaked.
Earlier, we had received reports that the Samsung will be remotely deactivating units of the Galaxy Note7 that haven’t been returned by 30th September in certain regions at least. However, that doesn’t seem like its true.
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