Fujifilm made me happy today with the announcement of their analog-digital instant camera. But they’re not done with the announcement for today. It’s time they make their medium format users happy with the release of two new lenses: Fujinon GF 23mm f/4 R LM WR and Fujinon GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR. GF lenses are Fujifilm’s finest class of lenses. They were designed by amassing various technologies of Fujifilm and made fully unlock performance potential of the GFX 50S....

The Galaxy S23 Ultra may arrive with a quad-curve display The Galaxy S23 Ultra may arrive with a quad-curve display Now, if that ends up happening, chances are that the device with such a display will be the Galaxy S23 Ultra. In fact, Ice Universe, a well-known tipster, decided to add some value to this rumor. He said that it would be a move forward, and that Samsung Display has the ability to mass-produce such a display....

Per the leaked materials, the Galaxy Tab A8 sees some minor design changes over its predecessor. Samsung appears to have opted for sharper edges this time around, with a flatter frame and less rounded corners. The holes, ports, and buttons mostly retain their respective positions though. The bottom edge (when the device is held in portrait orientation) still features dual speakers with a USB Type-C port sandwiched in-between. Two more speakers can be found at the top, with a microphone....

“After careful consideration, we have decided to withhold from having a presence on the show floor of CES 2022. We’ve been closely monitoring the development of the Omicron variant, and have decided that this is the best choice for the health and safety of our teams,” Google said in a statement to TechCrunch. The company does plans to attend the show virtually though. It is working with CES organizers CTA (Consumer Technology Association) as well as its partners for virtual participation....

Google has announced that you’ll soon be able to use Pixel cameras for more than photos and video. If you’re into fitness, Pixel phones will soon allow you to measure your heart and respiratory rate using nothing but the phone’s cameras. Using the feature should be pretty straightforward. Depending on what you want to measure, you’ll need to use a front or a rear camera. To measure your breathing rate, you’ll need to place your head and upper torso in view of your phone’s front camera and breathe normally....