We’ve all seen an assortment of 360-degree cameras in the past few years, but I have to say that QooCam‘s design is the most intriguing. Just imagine being able to switch from 4K 360 to 3D 180 by simply twisting it? Furthermore, it also features a depth-sensing technology that allows you to refocus after taking a photo. It appears to be quite a capable for a camera that’s slightly longer than an iPhone....
It’s been a while since we’ve seen a new high-end shotgun mic from Rode. It’s 11 years since they launched the flagship Rode NTG-3, one of the most reputable microphones out there at its price point. Today, though, Rode has announced the next generation of broadcast shotgun microphones with the new Rode NTG-5. Rode says the NTG-5 represents the culmination of 28 years of research and development of microphones for broadcast and movie use....
The report states that the Korean behemoth has placed component orders for the new camera sensor. It also shared details of the development plan and a tentative production timeline. Unfortunately, we don’t have much information about the sensor itself. Rumors are that Samsung will name it the ISOCELL HP2. If you remember, the company has already launched two 200MP smartphone cameras — the ISOCELL HP1 last year and the ISOCELL HP3 earlier this year....
Launched back in November 2021 in beta, Expert RAW has been exclusive to the Galaxy S21 Ultra all this while. Samsung rolled out multiple updates to the app during this period, squashing several known bugs and also adding new features. But availability was always limited to just one device. During the Galaxy S22 launch earlier this month, Samsung suggested that Expert RAW, which brings professional-grade imaging capabilities to its smartphones, will soon be available to the new flagships....
According to Samsung’s press release, the goal of this initiative is to modernize the communication between and within emergency and homeland security forces in the European country. The French government along with the partner companies plans to develop a secure high-speed network for security forces. This will reportedly be the “lot 2” of the so-called Radio Network of the Future (RRF). French security forces will benefit from a wide range of multimedia services with these devices, the Korean firm states....
