7 Gadgets Every Tech Lovers Wish To Have

With the evolution of technology currently being experienced, new gadgets are being developed each day. Life nowadays is all about gadgets which come in all shapes and sizes for different functions. Competition is not helping either because it is responsible for the new gadgets being launched into the market every day. People who love and appreciate technology are almost not doing anything manually anymore since almost everything has been automated. Some of the most awesome gadgets that every tech lover would wish to have include:

7 most amazing gadgets for blogger for technology blog

It were days when blogging merely was a lonely activity wherein people sat in a locked room having snacks and doing blogging. Hence bloggers were regarded as funny people and lifeless creatures. However, today blogging has changed a lot. Blogs are now considered as an important form of media and has attracted a wide range of people all across the world. Now, you can see blogs made on every topic under the sun. One of the important topics, which blogs carry, is the technological stuff. There are many good technology blogs, which give you regular updates about the technological world. People refer the same for keeping themselves abreast for the things happening in the technology domain.  Looking at the technology blogger’s perspective, their job is often a daunting experience. However, this task can be made easy with the presence of certain gadgets that help in giving the right information across their readers. So, let’s check some of the important top seven amazing gadgets that are must for the bloggers as under:

Move over megapixels, HTC to launch 4.3 'ultrapxiel' camera sensor with M7: Report

HTC is expected to launch its next flagship smartphone M7 at an event on February 19. The device has been in the news for quite some time now. According to Pocket-Lint, HTC M7's camera will ditch megapixels and will have something that the company dubs as "ultrapixels."

It was earlier rumoured that M7 will come aboard with a 13-megapixel rear shooter. However, Pocket-Lint claims that this smartphone will feature a camera that will be made up of three 4.3-megapixel sensor layers, which will be combined to give a resulting single image. It is expected that the pictures clicked through this camera would be crisper, cleaner and have a better colour accuracy.

Samsung reportedly rolls out Android 4.1.2 update for Galaxy Camera

Samsung's unique Android-running camera, Galaxy Camera, is now receiving the Android 4.1.2 update (firmware BLL7). Some users in the UK have reportedly received this update, and it's expected that users in other countries should get the update on their Galaxy Camera pretty soon.

This update reportedly brings a revamped Gallery app, which is similar to the one in the Galaxy Note II. It's not clear what other changes the update brings, but it is likely that Samsung has included miscellaneous bug fixes and performance improvements.

Compare Samsung Galaxy Camera vs Nikon Coolpix S800C

"Android camera." Wow, that has a weird ring, doesn't it? You just don't think of a camera as having an operating system. It's like saying "Windows toaster" or "Unix jump rope."

But yes, that's what it has come to. Ever since cellphone cameras got good enough for everyday snapshots, camera sales have been dropping. For millions of people, the ability to share a fresh photo wirelessly - Facebook, Twitter, e-mail, text message - is so tempting, they're willing to sacrifice a lot of real-camera goodness.

Best Electronic Gadget for Christmas Gifts 2012

Christmas festival is all about celebrating the birth of the Jesus. However, in the present modern world, different modern ways are now brought into action for making this day a memorable and fabulous celebration for you and your entire family. Another remarkable aspect of this festival is the gifting tradition, which is followed from several years. If there is a teenage in your family or if you are looking forward to gift something to your boyfriend who is a great technology lover, then there can be nothing perfect than gifting some electronic gadget to him. Gadgets and electronic stuffs are mostly liked by the men and the youth  these days. So gifting them a latest gadget can be the best gifting idea

Canon Powershot SX160 IS Review

Summary

With the SX120 IS, Canon had pretty much nailed the ergonomic design. The camera was great to hold and use, with a button layout that made accessing most features very easy and intuitive. Nothing has changed in that regard to the SX160 IS. It’s still a great camera to use, well balanced with a flash that needs to be manually raised in the event it is needed (by the push of a button). The buttons are placed exactly the same way they are in almost every single Canon point-and-shoot camera, so if you’ve ever used one of Canon’s cameras, you’d know almost immediately where everything is.

Fujifilm unveils new XF1 camera for Rs 33,989, Bets Big Growth in Indian market

Japanese camera maker, Fujifilm seems to be betting high on Indian market. Consequently, the company showcased its latest addition to the X Series of cameras for the Indian market  recently – the premium compact XF1. The series features cameras like Fujifilm X-Pro1, Fujifilm X100, X10, X-S1 and Fujifilm X-E1. The XF1 Series is priced starting from Rs. 33,989 and will be made available in stores across India in the next couple of weeks. 

Shooting with the Samsung Galaxy Camera Review

In a room full of phones, the camera stood out. I'm not sure whether the Samsung Galaxy Camera will be a best seller - it's a lot of expensive tech for a point-and-shoot camera category where people are used to prices under $300. But for me, it was the weirdest, most interesting thing at an AT&T event full of interesting things.The Samsung Galaxy Camera is a point-and-shoot camera that runs Android 4.1. It isn't a phone, although it has a microphone and it could run Skype if you really wanted it to. We have hands ons from IFA and last month's Photokina already, but I got to take a bunch of photos with the Galaxy Camera, and I wanted to show them to you.

Canon announces three PowerShot SX50 HS, S110 and G15 cameras in India

Canon has announced the S110, G15 and SX50 HS in India, cameras that are the newest upgrades to Canon’s lineup. The trio was recently shown and demoed at Photokina in Germany, and India is already set to get a taste of them soon. The pricing and release dates for the cameras have not yet been announced however.

Amongst the many changes, Canon claims that the two areas that received significant focus was improving AF speed and reducing shutter lag, across the entire product line. There are also some obvious ergonomic/ build alterations that are obvious upon first look. However, each camera has its own unique set of features, something Canon has spent a lot of time on in order to distinguish the various lines of products, especially the S and G series.

Coolpix S800c: Nikon Android Powered Camera Launched at Rs 20,950

Nikon has announced the availability of its Android Coolpix S800c camera in the Indian market. The device is available at a price tag of Rs.20,950. The long wait finally came to an end for Indian customers who were waiting to get hands-on experience with the first ever Android camera in the world.

Sony launches DCR-PJ6E Handycam with built-in projector, priced at Rs 19,000

Sony India launched a new Handycam, DCR-PJ6E for Rs 19,990 in India. The new Handycamhas a built in projector. With this Handycam, you can capture moments and stream them direct to a big screen using the projector within few seconds. You can project the images to a screen as big as 60 inches without compromising on the clarity. 

Photokina: Panasonic unveils Lumix GH3, takes video world by storm

A few days before Photokina, Panasonic made a pretty huge slip-up, in the form of “accidentally” leaking the video promo for the long-rumoured Lumix GH3. It wasn’t a video where the camera made a cameo for a few seconds, but rather a video that centered on the finesse and prowess of the GH3. Once the video had gathered a couple of thousand views, Panasonic realized the goof-up and pulled the video.

At Photokina, Panasonic finally lifted the veils on the new beast, finally letting the world know just what the camera housed in terms of specifications. For starters, there is a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor along with Panasonic’s own Venus Engine VII FHD image processing chip. The sensor-chip combination allows the camera to swing between an ISO range of 200-12800.

Nikon D600: Smallest, Cheapest and Lightest full-frame DSLR

Nikon has launched its smallest and lightest DSLR camera ever. The camera is named Nikon D600. The product is also the cheapest in Nikon’s portfolio of DSLR cameras. The pricing differs across the US, UK and other European markets. In US market, the product is priced $2,100 (approximately Rs.1,17,000) where as in UK and other European markets, the camera is priced 1,75,000 and 1,71,000 respectively. 

Sony RX1 Leaks: Full Frame Point and Shoot Compact Camera Around Rs 1,55,064

Japanese manufacturer’s rumored Sony RX1 full-frame point-and-shoot camera has surfaced in the online tech media world, after Canadian website –  Photoprice Canada and sonyalpharumors published photos of the camera, which looks like a beefier version of the highly-acclaimed RX100 compact camera (which has a smaller 1-inch sensor).

Fujifilm announces X-E1 interchangeable-lens compact camera

Fujifilm has unveiled its second interchangeable lens camera X-E1 on Thursday. Featuring 16 megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS sensor, the camera comes with OLED electronic viewfinder.

X-E1, the successor of X-Pro 1, has advanced digital processing which enables "multiple exposure". With this option, the user can superimpose two exposures to create a single image.

Sony announces Wi-Fi enabled mirrorless NEX-5R camera

Sony has announced the launch of a new mirrorless camera NEX-5R.

The camera comes with a APS-C type (23.5 x15.6 mm) Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor with 16.1 effective megapixels teamed with the BIONZ image processor and an ISO range of ISO 100-25600 for still images.

The Sony NEX-5R comes with a touchscreen that flips through 180 degrees for easy arm's length self-portraits. Other features include full-HD video recording.

Samsung Working on Galaxy S3-like Android Based Camera With 16MP Sensor.. Really?

The IFA 2012 is drawing closer and the tech world is flooded with several rumors from different sources hinting at the knockout product launches from the tech titans like Sony, Samsung, Acer and Microsoft. Amid all these speculations, there is an interesting news which has grabbed all the tech enthusiasts attention. The talk is about the South Korean giant’s next revolutionary offering in the market – the 16MP Sensor Galaxy S Camera.

Sony launches 20Megapixel DSC-RX100: Price Rs 34,990 and Top Camera Features Explained

In an attempt add one more feather to its product portfolio, Sony has unveiled a new camera dubbed as DSC-RX100. The latest camera by the Japanese manufacturer is loaded with many advanced imaging features, that were present in the alpha range A-mount and E-mount camera range.

According the company’s press release, the DSC-RX100 is the world’s first Cyber-shot camera, which has a 1.0 type CMOS sensor with 20 MP effective resolution supporting an exquisite image quality for a compact camera.

Kodak extends patent auction deadline as talks continue

Eastman Kodak extended its patent auction o n M onday, saying it would not announce a winner as planned because it was still in discussions with bidders.

Kodak, which filed for bankruptcy in January, said in a statement that the auction is ongoing. It declined to comment further, citing confidentiality agreements.

A spokeswoman for the company declined to comment on the length of the extension. The company said it expected later o n Mo nday to submit regulatory filings revealing more information about its business, including financial projections.