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Acer's new MacBook Air rival is nearly a pound lighter than Apple's laptop
The half-inch thin laptop is joined by a new, much larger Swift Air 16 — both with Intel Wildcat Lake. The half-inch thin laptop is joined by a new, much larger Swift Air 16 — both with Intel Wildcat Lake. If you buy…
Dell's newest laptop sounds a lot like a MacBook Neo
The Dell 14S promises an aluminum build, Intel Wildcat Lake chips, and lots of battery life — for a price we don't know exactly yet. The Dell 14S promises an aluminum build, Intel Wildcat Lake chips, and lots of battery life…
Bafta Cymru 2025: Madfabulous leads nominations with six
Feature film Madfabulous - which tells the story of an eccentric 19th Century Welsh aristocrat - leads the way at this year's Bafta Cymru awards with six nominations. The nominations have been announced and also include five for drama series The…
The Invention Of Digital Cameras Was Almost Buried At Kodak - Here's Why
When you think of Kodak, you think of film. It's always fascinating to look at how prominent companies respond when new technology threatens to upend their existing business, and Kodak's clash with the digital revolution is a fascinating example.
'Dream One' luxury cruise set to sail Victoria Harbour for HK's 30th handover anniversary
A new luxury cruise vessel offering dining, entertainment and events on Victoria Harbour is expected to begin operations next year, in time for the 30th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The 18,580-ton Dream One…
Friday the 13th' Screenwriter Victor Miller Dies at 86
Victor Miller, the screenwriter of Friday the 13th, has died. He was 86. Variety reported Miller's death after receiving confirmation from his son, Ian. Miller died on Monday, August 31. His cause of death has yet to be revealed. “Yesterday…
SIPF returns to unpack 25 years of Singapore's photographic identity
The Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) is back for its 10th edition. And this time, it looks back at 25 years of how Singapore has photographed, documented and made sense of itself. Running from October 16, 2026 to January 31…
Skida Taps NuOrder to Strengthen Its Wholesale Business
Skida, a Vermont-based outdoor headwear and accessories brand, recently transformed its wholesale sales, according to a case study from NuOrder. The brand is known for its designs and prints. “People really love Skida for its prints,”…
Huawei unveils two gorgeous new Nova mid-rangers with exceptional cameras
While Huawei is unlikely to ever go back to its glory days when it used to threaten and even briefly took over Samsung's top spot in global smartphone shipments, the Chinese company's reputation and mobile industry position have slowly but steadily…
There isn't one version of breast cancer' - a Yorkshire project in portraits
A Yorkshire photographer is bringing together the stories of women living with breast cancer in a powerful exhibition celebrating their bodies, resilience and lives. Laura Slater, 33, from Ilkley, has spent months photographing women who are living…
Caira claims to be the first mirrorless camera system with generative AI video editing - but its limitations might be its smartest feature
Caira is adding generative video editing powered by Google's Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash and Runway's Aleph 2.0 The feature can relight, reframe and extend captured footage or add simulated camera movements using natural-language instructions Every edit…
The Life of Gerda Taro, the First Female Photojournalist to Be Killed on the Battlefield, Captured in Venice's 'The Girl With the Leica'
Gerda Taro was only 26 when she became the first female photojournalist to be killed on the battlefield. It would be decades before her true contribution to the artform was acknowledged. Alina Marazzi 's “The Girl With the Leica,”…
Drone industry flags over 50,000 illegal or non-compliant drones in India
India's drone industry has flagged the presence of more than 50,000 illegally imported or non-compliant photography and agricultural spraying drones being sold and operated across the country, while seeking stringent enforcement measures to address…
Why are school photos so expensive? Here's how to cut those costs
Back-to-school spending doesn't end with new supplies and clothing. Picture day season is here which can add hundreds of dollars to the family budget. The brand Capturely found most families spend $25 to $60 per child for traditional print…
5 Of The Strangest Patents Owned By Tech Brands
Tech companies love to brag about their near-infinite research budgets, promising us a future filled with quantum computers, foldable screens, and all the gadgets we'll supposedly use tomorrow. To lock down these ideas, corporations file thousands…
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