Canon's CES 2014 announcements were relatively tepid, but we did see new versions of its Vixia Mini and PowerShot N series of active- and fun-oriented cams.
Camera makers may not be making as big of a noise as they have in past CES, but here's a look at why CES may not be as big of a deal for cameras in 2014.
Camera companies limited their camera unveils at CES this year, but there were plenty to keep us excited. Here are five of the top highlights from the show.
The PowerShot SX700 HS from Canon shows that a compact camera can still have great appeal, especially if it has a terrific long-zoom lens that produces great images.
The PowerShot SX600 HS from Canon packs a long 18x optical zoom lens inside a compact body that’s easy to pocket. If only the image quality and performance were stronger, we could have recommended it.
Spherical cameras like the Kodak Pixpro SP360 let you shoot photos and videos with a new perspective, giving your action or vacation shots a more immersive experience. But it isn’t without teething issues.
Ricoh’s Theta S is one of the better 360-degree panoramic cameras for consumers, despite some growing pains. It’s packed with fun features, including support for Google Street View.
Samsung’s second-generation 360 camera is greatly improved, with faster connectivity, support for more devices, and live-streaming capability. But the nascent technology still makes the experience feel like a novelty.
This 360-degree camera plays well with the Galaxy S7 and Gear VR headset. But our Samsung Gear 360 review shows a closed ecosystem that shuts out others.
The Mevo Plus is an improved camera from Livestream that addresses the issues of the original and adds support for new devices and new streaming platforms.
If your travels this summer involve any sort of water activity, bring along gear that can withstand splashes or even dunks – from action cameras to ebook readers and luggage.
Carry-on spaces are ideal for when you are traveling light or avoiding baggage fees. Here are five products that help you expand the constricting space.
Catching some Z’s while traveling is a challenge, but not impossible. We recommend the best tools to help you achieve a good night’s sleep, whether it’s a bus seat or in an airport terminal.
Nikon's long-awaited mirrorless camera is finally here -- and there are two of them. The Z7 and Z6 are the first of the new Z-series, which also introduces a new lens mount that can accommodate wider apertures. The Z7 is the more detailed 45-megapixel camera, while the Z6 is the faster camera. Both cameras are now available.
XPO Logistics, a tech-focused company specializing in last-mile deliveries, says it will add 5,000 intelligent robots in its warehouses to help speed up deliveries. The robots are designed to assist XPO's human workforce, and not replace them.
Booking plane tickets online is easy, but finding the absolute cheapest airfare requires a little extra work. Try these online resources, tips, and tricks from an experienced traveler.
Thanks to advanced planes, airlines are flying to farther destinations. We look at five of the world’s longest ultra-long-haul flights, and what’s offered on board to help you while away the time.
The new Ricoh Theta V Partner Program opens up the company's flagship 360 camera to new features designed by third-party developers. The Theta V Marketplace is now open, allowing owners of the 360 camera to expand the features using plug-in software, such as adding Google Cloud capabilities.
With a new ink cartridge design, Brother's new INKvestment Tank printer can run for up to a year before the cartridges need replacing -- ideal for users who want convenience and cost-savings.
Canon's EOS Rebel T6 retains the core components of the best-selling T5, but now has Wi-Fi/NFC and improved auto white balance, among other upgrades. Here’s everything you need to know.