Nikon's latest lightweight DSLR is the D7200
Over
the past few weeks, Nikon has introduced two DSLRs: the D5500 and
D810A. And it doesn't look like the company plans to slow down its
rollout of new cameras. Now, Nikon is introducing the D7200, a successor
to the relatively popular D7100, which ... Read More ...
Nikon Coolpix P900 point-and-shoot has a monstrous 83x zoom
If
you're a fan of superzoom cameras, you may have to look no further than
Nikon's Coolpix P900 to find the category's new king. This compact, yet
powerful point-and-shoot features a remarkable 83x optical zoom, the
equivalent of 24-200mm, which is q... Read More ...
How would you change Sony's Xperia Z Ultra?
When
Brad Molen described Sony's Xperia Z Ultra as "the best phone you'll
probably never buy," it was probably true of most Sony smartphones. The
6.44-inch device had a beautiful design, good build quality, had a fast
engine and could withstand water... Read More ...
This BMX bike sensor is ready to track your off-road adventures
There's
no shortage of bike sensors that will track your performance. However,
they usually assume that you're on a garden variety road bike. What if
your definition of biking involves BMX races or trick jumps? Never fear
-- you now have an activity ... Read More ...
BlackBerry wants to bring some of its best features to every device
BlackBerry
has only been willing to give out tiny pieces of its smartphone
experience so far, like BBM and its enterprise servers, but it's going
to be much more liberal in the near future. It's launching BlackBerry
Experience Suite, a collection of ... Read More ...
Sprint's Best Buy plan gives you a phone and service for a flat rate
Sprint
still isn't done inventing new plans and promos in hopes that you'll
sign up. Its latest move? It's launching a Best Buy-only plan that gives
you both a smartphone and unlimited service for $65 per month if you
get an iPhone 6, or $75 if you p... Read More ...
Withings' Activité fitness watches now talk to your Android phone
If
you've been aching to try Withings' Activité fitness watches but
couldn't because you don't carry an iPhone, you can relax. The company
has announced that both the original Activité and the Pop will support
Android as of March 2nd. While the Healt... Read More ...
SanDisk stuffs 200GB into a microSD card for your phone
If
a 128GB microSD card just isn't big enough to put your media collection
on your phone, don't worry -- SanDisk is coming to your rescue. It just
unveiled a whopping 200GB card (the Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card Premium
Edition, to be exact) that makes... Read More ...
The Apple Watch has a low-power mode that only tells the time
If
you're jonesing for an Apple Watch, you probably want to do a lot with
it. But what if you're headed out to a party and would rather not risk
staring at a dead screen when you're wondering how late it is? Don't
worry, you're covered. The New York ... Read More ...
These 'privacy glasses' make you invisible to facial recognition
You're
going out with friends mid-week, and you don't want the
boss/significant other/parole officer to find out. But it's a birthday
celebration, and Facebook's auto-tagging the pictures your buddies
upload like a dirty snitch. The first piece of ad... Read More ...
Samsung Galaxy S6 comes with Microsoft apps out of the box
Those
rumors that Samsung would reduce the glut of in-house software on the
Galaxy S6 and include some of Microsoft's apps? They're at least partly
true. Both the S6 and S6 edge will ship with a "Microsoft Apps" folder
that currently includes OneDriv... Read More ...
Dolby's all-encompassing Atmos sound comes to virtual reality
Virtual
reality thrives on immersive sound, so it only makes sense that audio
format makers should get involved, doesn't it? Dolby certainly thinks
so. It's partnering with Jaunt to put its cinematic Atmos sound into VR
content, starting with snippet... Read More ...
Samsung's new virtual reality headset works with the Galaxy S6
The
original Gear VR headset actually made a little headway, even getting
picked up by Best Buy. Its main barrier to entry, aside from its $199
price point, is limited device compatibility: If you don't have a Galaxy
Note 4, you can't use the Gear VR... Read More ...
Samsung's mobile payments service is coming this summer
It's
been just a couple of weeks since Samsung acquired mobile payments
company LoopPay, but it's ready to announce the payment service based on
LoopPay's tech: Samsung Pay. The service works with NFC (like Apply Pay
and Google Wallet) and a new(ish)... Read More ...
Meet Samsung's Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge
The
last time Samsung put on a show in Barcelona, it came bearing the
Galaxy S5 and that love-it-or-hate-it bandage back. Not exactly a high
point in the company's design history, you might say. Over the past
year, though, the Korean juggernaut has c... Read More ...
Live from Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event at MWC!
The
moment we heard that Samsung was throwing a "Galaxy Unpacked" event at
Mobile World Congress, we knew it had to be launching the Galaxy S6.
And, according to the many leaks that are already circulating on the
internet, we're probably right. Still... Read More ...
AT&T is bringing LG's Watch Urbane and HTC's Grip to the US
Looks
like you won't have to wait too long if you want to try LG's ritzy
Watch Urbane or HTC's sporty, $199 Grip tracker in the US. AT&T
has revealed it will be the first American carrier -- and first American
retailer, really -- to carry these devic... Read More ...
Lenovo rolls out new sub-$200 tablets, two with Dolby Atmos
Lenovo
might still be a little sore from the Superfish scandal that recently
rocked its PC division, but thankfully the company's mobile arm has
remained unharmed. And that's a good thing, because it's kicking off
Mobile World Congress with the annou... Read More ...
Here's what Project Ara phones will actually look like
Sure,
we've seen prototypes of Google's Project Ara before, but these dummy
modules from budget phone maker Yezz mobile are as good a hint to how
the phone might actually look in real life. We already saw how Google
envisioned Ara to look, but given ... Read More ...
Mozilla is bringing Firefox OS to flip-phones and sliders
Mozilla
has always positioned Firefox OS as an alternative platform for
entry-level smartphones, but now it's targeting the feature phone market
too. At Mobile World Congress, the company announced a new partnership
with LG and carriers Verizon, Tele... Read More ...
Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3 can take phone calls even when upside down
Yes,
that's me holding a phone upside down while pretending to make a phone
call. It may look silly, but that's exactly what the folks over at
Alcatel OneTouch want to see going viral on the streets soon. What we
have here is the new "orientation-fre... Read More ...
HTC's Grip fitness tracker is a promising, puzzling first step
We're
not entirely sure why HTC decided it needed to make a fitness tracker,
but it did, and it has. The end result is the HTC Grip, a device that
looks more than a little like one of Nike's FuelBands, but does so, so
much more. HTC gave us a peek at... Read More ...
HTC One M9 preview: A battle between polish and progress
It looks the same.That's the impression you'd probably get looking at the HTC One M9 for the first time. I felt that way too, at first. Thing is, HTC knows it's got a good thing going with its high-end One design and just didn't feel like a full-on...
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HTC takes aim at Fitbit and Jawbone with the Grip exercise tracker
Remember
that weird day at CES when HTC announced that it was partnering up with
Under Armour, the fitness gear brand that would later buy popular
health apps MyFitnessPal and Endomondo? Well, now we know what they've
been working on together: Meet t... Read More ...
HTC's Vive is a high-end VR headset being made with Valve's help
Of
all the things we expected HTC to talk about at its MWC press
conference, a design-focused virtual reality headset built in
partnership with Valve definitely wasn't on the short list. It's called
the HTC Vive and the two companies working on makin... Read More ...
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