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If ever there was a head versus heart moment in terms of Apple tech, it was in yesterday’s unveiling of the new iPhones.
Apple could be about to give the iPhone 18 Pro a much more capable camera system, with several features discovered in iOS 27 pointing towards a proper pro-style shooting mode.
Changing your iPhone camera settings back to default is pretty simple, so long as you don’t mind flipping a few dozen toggles.
360-degree cameras are ready for the masses, and it seems they may be all many of you will need! By •
The Pixel 11 series is out in the hands of plenty of (hopefully) happy users,and for the most part, I can count myself among them. This generation marks a massive shift for the camera in particular, as Google has finally loosened up its HDR-centric grip on processing. Really, the only big downsides with Camera Looks…
If you’re thinking about getting into content creation or you just want a more suitable device to record your next family holiday, it’s never been easier thanks to the best vlogging cameras currently available. These purpose-built devices are portable and typically a lot more affordable than smartphones and professional-grade cameras, and thanks to the hard…
Few companies are pushing back against the black, oblong smartphone design hegemony in 2026, but RugOne is one of them. It’s part of Ulefon, which has been pumping out ruggedized phones for a few years, and its newest phone, the Xsnap 7 Pro, is very rugged but has a magnetic removable camera unit that can…
Most people don’t floss. Dyson’s answer to that problem is a $499 toothbrush with a camera inside it. Unveiled by James Dyson in Paris on September 1, 2026 — after six years of R&D — the CameraJet is reportedly the first electric toothbrush to pack an intraoral macro camera, an AI targeting system, and a…
Apple has officially confirmed that its annual iPhone event will kick off on September 9 under the tagline “Surprise and Sunshine.”
On day trips to bustling cities, I used to practice a radical habit: pairing my full-frame camera with just a single prime lens. To a gear enthusiast, this might sound like self-sabotage. Why willingly strip away the versatility of a modern zoom or a fully-loaded camera bag? The answer is simple: intentional limitation can be…