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Modern smartphones put an excellent camera in every pocket, but there’s still a market in 2025 for the best point-and-shoot cameras. In fact, a few models trended in 2024, and we expect renewed ...

With the LarkSound App, you can take full control and check audio settings, volume levels, noise reduction, and battery life. The LARK M2S is launching on January 9, 2025, and is available through the ...

It's a new year for the best camera phones, and we can already see the direction this year is heading. Don't expect big zoom lenses or gigantic sensors; this year is going to be all about AI and ...

While it's true to an extent, you'll start noticing a difference in smartphone camera quality in tricky lighting. Depending on the lens used, the color science of the optics on the phone ...

Belkin has announced the Stage PowerGrip, a magnetic battery pack that doubles as a ... to evoke the look and feel of a traditional camera. It features Bluetooth pairing to enable the “shutter ...

Meet the Stage PowerGrip, a magnetic battery pack designed to evoke the look and feel of a traditional camera except with all of the modern trimmings you'd expect from an iPhone accessory.

Honda's new facility could drive breakthroughs in solid-state batteries for electric cars, ultimately leading to batteries with more than double the range of existing EVs. Honda plans to produce ...

Advances in battery technology—for consumer electronics and electric vehicles alike—are largely incremental, and have been since the advent of modern lithium-ion cells almost 30 years ago.

Since its heyday as a camera pioneer, Yashica has reinvented itself as a brand that is increasingly popular with a younger audience, producing a range of affordable and portable analog and digital ...

A new 3,200-megapixel digital camera is set to change the face of global astronomy. From the AURA Observatory in Chile, it will map the entire Southern Hemisphere in unprecedented detail.