In the century and a half since it was invented, has the basic user experience of consumer photography changed all that much? Cameras have gotten smaller, more rugged, more sensitive, sharper and smarter. But you still basically hold ...READ»
The iPhone 4S, officially due to arrive in consumers' hands on Friday, has already been given a thorough test by hand-picked reviewers. What did they conclude? Let's take a look at the word cloud.READ»
Apple's next iPhone is imminent (or is it?), so the rumor mill is spinning up to high speeds again ... here are the most interesting bits and the results of our submitting them to the sniff test.READ»
August is traditionally a slow news month for tech, but with its revised iPhone launch schedule Apple's still turning up plenty of rumors--along with fascinating hints at future Macs.READ»
The magi-cam is a robotic and mirrored surveillance device that most animals can't even see--taking advantage of many species' lack of sense of self.READ»
Drop that iPhone! An Apple patent application is stirring controversy because it suggests future iPhones may automatically prevent filming or photography of films in the theater and of stage performances. Is a Phish concert still a Phish concert if no one's there to record it? READ»
Though the iPhone 5's arrival is still far away, leaks are getting out about a possible November 21 launch date, a hardware change that'll render your current case unusable, the screen size, and NFC. READ»
Apple has filed a number of stunningly promising patents this week--here's a peek at the sweet new features that'll make your current device look lame. READ»
What comes to mind when you hear the name Leica? I posed this question to about two dozen professional photographers and they enthusiastically responded: "prestige," "precision," "craftsmanship," "envy," "excellence," ...READ»
Consumer Reports, not necessarily a fan of the iPhone 4, has reacted to news it's slightly thicker than its sleeker-seeming black sibling. Spoiler: It's really not.READ»
If new discoveries in the OS code prove true, Apple could be planning some clever, instant social media sharing skills for the iPhone's photo app. Could this have beaten Instagram and Color to the punch? READ»
A new survey seems bad news for the burgeoning 3-D industry--only 2% of British consumers want to buy a 3-D TV. Will a Japanese invention of a "touchable" 3-D user interface help the technology's appeal?READ»
Robot aircraft--UAVs--are going to be big news in the future of warfighting, as the reveal of the U.K.'s new one proves. But have you thought about tiny UAVs for spying? Check out this robot insect to see the future of surveillance. ...READ»
Apple's iPhone 4 has now been manhandled and fondled and talked about endlessly ... but in the days before its launch we've still not seen one in action in the wild... until today. Somehow, one of the readers of Czech Web site ...READ»
Big Brother surveillance technology just got a whole lot more clever, thanks to scientists from UCLA. They've developed a camera system that automatically generates a live text description of what it's seeing for better ...READ»
