Apple could answer Samsung Galaxy challenge with a 200MP iPhone camera
A major camera shift for Apple and a direct challenge to Samsung's Galaxy Ultra line
A number of US cities are pulling the plug on Flock Safety's AI cameras
A fast-growing surveillance network is facing a fast-moving backlash over privacy, policing, and immigration access
Gig workers are getting paid to film their daily chores to train robots
Teaching robots how to be human
Pixel 10a launches at $499 with modest refinements and familiar hardware
Google sticks with the Tensor G4 and focuses on refinements over reinvention
Hidden license plate readers in California are feeding a federal surveillance system
The cameras may feed data into a federal predictive surveillance network
Canon celebrates 30 years of PowerShot with limited-edition G7 X Mark III camera
In a nutshell: It's been nearly 30 years since Canon launched its first consumer digital camera, the PowerShot 600. To commemorate the anniversary, the imaging specialist has announced a limited edition version of the PowerShot G7 X Mark III that honors the PowerShot brand.
iPhone 18 Pro rumors point to corner camera cutout and Face ID under the screen
Jon Prosser believes the iPhone 18 Pro will break from Apple's center-aligned design
Experimental camera can focus on multiple planes simultaneously
Foreground, middle ground, and background appear sharp in the same photo
The Modern SD Card Buying Guide: Sizes, Speeds, and Storage Classes
Expandable storage may be disappearing from phones, but SD cards still power consoles, cameras, and more. This guide explains the specs, speeds, and formats that actually matter, so you can buy the right card with confidence.
A German startup is turning cockroaches into cyborg spies
Strapping electronics to insects and calling it robotics, but will it work?
Hobbyist builds lo-fi camera from an old optical mouse
From mouse to camera: 30×30 pixels, 64 shades of gray, and a lot of creativity
In brief: After years of faithful service, most computer mice end up in the recycling bin, or worse, the garbage bin. But one Redditor wanted a better second act for his retired pointer, and once inspiration struck, it was only a matter of time before his vision came to life.
Kohler's $600 AI toilet camera analyzes your waste for health insights
A camera that gives a crap about your health
OceanGate Titan sub's camera found mostly intact with SanDisk SD card still holding images and videos
12 images and 9 videos were recovered from the card
Samsung introduces Isocell HP5, its smallest 200MP image sensor to date
Samsung's latest image sensor is already being mass produced
Ring's latest doorbell cameras can identify guests and help find lost dogs
The new cameras use machine learning to identify people and animals
Samsung trolls Apple iPhone 17 launch with #iCant campaign
Samsung mocks Apple's lack of foldables, among other things
Canon brings back viral point-and-shoot camera, but at a much higher price point
The new camera is based on tech that's nearly a decade old
Hasselblad brings LiDAR autofocus to mirrorless cameras for the first time
From add-on to integrated feature
Drones and aerial imaging raise new questions for homeowners and insurers
California is pushing for homeowner rights as insurers use flying cameras for property assessments
Russian cyberattack in the Netherlands leaves speed cameras offline indefinitely
Speed limit now "honor system"
In brief: Cyberattacks can have devastating impacts not just on targeted entities, but also on the public. However, an incident in the Netherlands is having consequences many drivers will likely appreciate: speed cameras that were taken offline cannot be reactivated.
Cities roll out noise cameras to crack down on loud streets
They not only measure noise but also pinpoint which vehicle is responsible, even in heavy traffic
Sony revives RX1R series with 61-megapixel compact camera, and it only took 10 years
Better late than never
Robot umpires to debut at today's MLB All-Star game, regular season use planned for 2026
Cameras determine strike zone differently from human umpires
Facebook wants to access your camera roll for Meta AI photo suggestions
Camera roll media will be uploaded to Meta's servers on an "ongoing basis"
A hot potato: The issue of user content being used to train AI is a controversial one. Meta has been doing it with publicly available data for a while now, but its latest move is causing even more outcry: Facebook is asking for access to users' camera rolls so Meta AI can offer suggested edits to photos that haven't been uploaded.
Apple built a custom camera using iPhone tech to shoot real F1 races
Built to comply with F1 rules and regulations