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Through A Submarine Periscope Is The Best Way To View San Francisco

San Francisco is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. But there’s one unique perspective you probably haven’t seen its vistas from — the periscope of a 1950s World War II-era submarine.

20 May 2013

Online

Google+ New Photo Features Hands-On: Fun, But Unreliable

16 May 2013

Online

Google+ Does Some Amazing Things With Your Pictures Now

Google+ is making a big push to be where you store your photos, and it’s got some pretty nice new features to make its case. Storage, editing, and even automatic curation, this actually sounds pretty great.

9 May 2013

Software

Dear Apple, Let’s Talk About Photos

We’ve been managing our photos together for almost a decade now. Things were nice and simple at the start and we both knew what to expect from each other — I pulled my photos off my camera on the computer, imported them into iPhoto and arranged them. Life was good.

3 May 2013

Software

Instagram Finally Adds A Real People Tagging Feature

The Facebookification of Instagram continues today, as the company just added an official feature for tagging people photos. On your profile page, there will be a “Photos of You” section.

23 April 2013

Mobile

Inside The Lavish Samsung Galaxy S4 Australian Launch Event

Samsung don’t do things by halves these days. It’s either all in or it’s completely out. Thankfully, for the launch of the Galaxy S4, it has gone all out, setting up shop on the banks of Sydney Harbour in the shadow of the world-famous Opera House to launch its new flagship device: the Galaxy S4. We went behind the blue velvet rope earlier today to get a sneak peek.

19 April 2013

Cameras

Using An iPad To Photograph Stuff Is Only OK If It Saves Your Life

Here we have Tom at a girl’s softball tournament, taking pictures with his iPad. Ordinarily, we’d scold him for that kind of behaviour, but since his iPad saved him from death by foul ball, we’re going to let it slide, just this once.

15 April 2013

Mobile

Nokia Lumia 720 Review: Deja Lumia

Nokia has made another Lumia and called it the 720, and to be honest, I’m having trouble telling what it’s for. Does it cut the mustard, or has Nokia just confused us?

25 March 2013

mobile

BlackBerry Z10 Australian Review: Old Dog, Mostly New Tricks

BlackBerry is back and it’s making no secret that its latest smartphone contender is a big deal for the future of the brand. So is the Z10 a life-jacket that will just keep BlackBerry afloat, or a jetpack that will propel it to the coveted number-three spot?

19 March 2013

Cameras

This Instagram Foot Shot Was Taken From The Tallest Building In The World

Your feet in a front of a sunset. Your feet sprawled on a grassy knoll. Your feet surrounded by cats. Whatever the situation, Instagram is about giving your friends and admirers a chance to peer through sepia-coloured glasses at the fun and exciting life of your feet. Photographer Joe McNally may have just taken the Instagram foot shot to end all foot shots.

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