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Sigma FP2, Lensbaby Omni and GoPro Filters: Camera Gear Roundup

Sigma, Lensbaby, and GoPro each launched gear that targets a specific shooter complaint. This camera gear roundup covers the FP2, a vintage-style 50mm, Omni filters, and GoPro close-up filters.

By Priya Narayan | October 23, 2026

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Xbox Return to Office Jumps to Four Days a Week

Microsoft raises its Xbox office attendance rule to four days a week, reshaping work for thousands of employees. The brief also covers a Star Wars strategy game deal, new Blink 4K cameras, an OpenAI agent safety incident, and a Samsung Frame TV price drop.

By Noor Hassan | October 21, 2026

A tablet, an open box of electronics, a blue camera with lenses, and various papers with design elements are arranged on a light gray surface.

Drone Photography and the New DIY Camera Gear Boom

A viral drone shot of a feeding whale highlights how accessible wildlife photography has become. New editing software, correction tools, and a fresh review aggregator show the whole camera industry is lowering its barriers to entry.

By Marcus Webb | October 21, 2026

A gray video game controller, stacked consoles, a wooden door, and a pinned note are surrounded by abstract shapes and two smartphones on a light background with shadows.

Xbox FSR 4.1, Cyberpunk 2.5 Lead This Week’s Gaming News

AMD and Microsoft roll out FSR 4.1 for Xbox, CD Projekt Red teases Cyberpunk 2077's Update 2.5, and a federal judge rules against DOGE's data access. Here's the full rundown.

By Devon Blackwell | October 21, 2026

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$20K Price Tag, Big Ambition: Voxel Home Robot Bet

Tuesday Labs opens reservations for its $20,000 Voxel home robot, while Chrome adds new site warnings and TikTok faces fresh child safety scrutiny. Here's what connects this week's biggest tech stories.

By Priya Kapoor | October 20, 2026

A blue giraffe figurine, hourglass, vintage camera, and a split Bigfoot bust with sand pouring out are on a gray surface with an American flag.

Tiny Camera News Roundup This Week: Kenko Pieni III

A roundup of this week's quirkiest camera stories, from a wearable $38 digital camera to a 60-year-old Bigfoot hoax finally debunked. Plus new photo books on giraffes and American street life.

By Priya Narayan | October 19, 2026

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iPhone Duo Delays, Portra 160, and the Week in Slow Tech

Apple's iPhone Duo preorders slip three months within an hour, while Kodak's Portra 160 film, Sony's Walkman revival, Adobe's RTX Spark push, and Lumix's 25th anniversary prove patience still pays off in tech and photography.

By Lena Oström | October 16, 2026

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Elgato Wave Go Microphone Enters DJI’s Wireless Mic Territory

Elgato's new Wave Go wireless microphone challenges DJI's grip on clip-on mics for creators. The same week brought fresh cinema-grade film emulation tools, a budget APS-C zoom lens, and a surprisingly rare fox sighting.

By Mei Tanaka | October 14, 2026

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Content Authenticity Becomes the Industry’s New Battleground

Nicolas Cage's AI waiver refusal, Getty's bankruptcy, and Apple's authenticity push reveal a deepening crisis of trust in photos and video.

By Marcus Chen | October 12, 2026

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Big Tech Dodges the Question: Execution Livestream Silence

Four major platforms refuse to say whether they'd allow a government execution livestream, exposing a troubling policy vacuum. Meanwhile, the creator gear world rolls on with new lights, retro cameras, and business tools.

By Marcus Webb | October 09, 2026

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