The Nothing Phone (1) sure does offer an interesting design, with uniform bezels, a see-through back, and LED notification lights on the back. That is paired with a respectable set of specs. Though, technically, this is a mid-range smartphone. The Nothing Phone (1) specifications include a mid-range SoC The Nothing Phone (1) specifications include a mid-range SoC The Nothing Phone (1) is fueled by the Snapdragon 778G+ SoC. That is Qualcomm’s mid-range processor....

The device got announced in the company’s homeland, and it comes in several color options. This handset is basically a replacement for the company’s T series handset which usually launches around this time. So, it’s a successor to the OnePlus 8T, kind of. The OnePlus 9RT comes with a space cooling system The OnePlus 9RT comes with a space cooling system The phone comes with a space cooling system to keep the temperature low while gaming....

The game also starts with a lot less heroes than you had with the previous game. To kick things off, players can choose from eight different characters to start their journey to save earth. Having said that, you won’t be limited to just one character. While the character you choose at the beginning is who you start out with, you can actually play as all eight heroes. Over time, Netmarble also plans to add more content to the game that will expand the roster of playable characters....

Recently, Panasonic announced that the Panasonic S1H mirrorless camera would receive a new firmware update on May 25th that would, amongst other things, add support for RAW over HDMI so that you could record 4K ProRes RAW to the Atomos Ninja V recorder. Well, it’s May 25th, the new firmware has dropped, but you can’t shoot ProRes RAW yet. Panasonic and Atomos have released a joint statement stating that an “unforeseen technical issue” during the final round of beta testing requires a little more work....

UK photographer Brendan Barry can turn pretty much any object into a camera obscura: from a camper to an entire skyscraper floor. This time, he teamed up with young folks from Beyond the Box to turn an empty building in London into a multi-lens camera obscura. Unlike previous times, Brendan used a new process he developed during the project. Thanks to some DIY magic, film chemicals, and smartphone torches, Brendan and his team created a unique large format image of the city....