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Fujifilm is expected to announce their new camera, the Fujifilm X-T1 on the 28th of February, at least that's what their teaser seemed to suggest. It wasn't long after that photos of the camera made their way online and ...

Zoom has made another announcement recently which will target those who would want to create a more professional home video. In this sense, they have rolled out the ultra-compact Zoom Q4 which is touted to deliver the pe...

Some time last week, we brought you word that an extremely rare Nintendo World Championships cartridge actually went up on auction, and that certainly drew a fair amount of attention, as it sold for $99,902 (!). A couple...

Washing machines don't make a regular appearance on Pocket-lint, mainly because they just wash clothes, right? Well, Samsung's WW9000 does a little more than that. In fact, you can control it from your smartphone. Previo...

CES this year had a huge area given over to 3D printing. Sadly, I found it about the most depressing area of the show. True, there were some interesting high-end machines and some very cool samples of work from commercia...

In Europe, cars that have diesel engines are very popular and are available to purchase in abundance. In the US with our cheaper gasoline, there are few cars that have …

Video conferencing is becoming more and more popular in all sorts of business rather than sending people on trips across the country for meetings. Logitech has several video conferencing solutions …

Apple has released its 2014 first-quarter earnings report, and in it the company boasts hitting record revenues over the same quarter last year at $57.6 billion, as well as some …

Professional video conferencing or telepresence solutions from the likes of Cisco or Polycom often tend to be expensive, which means that they don’t exactly fit in the range of small or medium businesses. Logitech inte...

An astronaut prepares to install protective covers on the Hubble Space Telescope.

Meet Anna Kapinska, Radio Galaxy Zoo science team member from the University of Western Australia: I was born and grew up in Poland, where I also did my undergrad studies in astronomy. Since then astronomy was the force ...

The universe is made up of matter and energy. What is energy? Matter -- anything that has mass and takes up space -- is pretty straightforward and easy to grasp, but energy is a bit more abstract.

A team of researchers has discovered a method of assembling "building blocks" of gold nanoparticles as the vehicle to deliver cancer medications or cancer-identifying markers directly into cancerous tumors.

Samsung's KitKat update for the Note 3 really did break some third-party cases.

Saturday night, China's space agency got some very bad news, and it's only getting worse. The country's first lunar rover, the Jade Rabbit, ran into a "mechanical control abnormality" over the weekend, and a growing chor...

You could say Apple's had a pretty successful six months in Russia. After finally opening a localized version of its online store in June, it's also seen three of the country's biggest operators begin selling the iPhone ...

Ah, New York--the sparkling skyline! The bustling streets! The... poop-filled water tanks? According to a new report from The New York Times, the city's roughly 17,000 water tanks are totally unsanitary and widely unregu...

Casio has been making "smart" watches for some time. Its latest is a Bluetooth 4.0-enabled timepiece that syncs with your iPhone to track and monitor your fitness activity. The STB-1000 can also alert you of new emails a...

Samsung is doing a good job for many of its devices. The Note 3 is one of our favourite phones, and the Note 2 10.1 was a tablet that we expected not to like, but ended up adoring. A new year must bring a new Note, and t...

Todd Rundgren has pushed the boundaries of recorded music for decades.

Turkey's first medium-resolution optical Earth observation satellite, the domestically built Gokturk-2, has completed a year in orbit with successful operations that have no geographical restrictions on image gathering f...

(Ivanhoe Newswire) - Inflammation caused by infections inhibits the brain's ability to form spatial memories, according to new research from England.