For clarity, the Fast Emergency Dialer is a phone-like dialer that’s built explicitly for emergency easy access. To get to it, users hold down the power button and then press the “Emergency” option. First spotted back in July of last year, the new Fast Emergency Dialer changes may not look like much. In effect, the emergency-specific calling UI has removed the dial-pad on the home page. Previously, it took up the bulk of the lower segment of the UI....

We have been hearing about the OnePlus Watch Harry Potter edition for the past few months. Now, according to tipster Ishan Agarwal, it will launch in India in the coming weeks. We still don’t have an exact launch date though, neither do we have any information on its pricing. But if this claim is true, OnePlus could soon start teasing the new device. The report adds that this limited edition OnePlus Watch will feature six exclusive watch faces themed to Harry Potter, of course....

Panasonic recently found itself in the center of attention for all the wrong reasons. The company published a series of weird composites to promote its wearable speaker SoundSlayer. One of the images consists of a white man’s head on a black man’s body, with skin tone altered to match. And not surprisingly – it has sparked a lot of controversies. As The Verge notes, Panasonic didn’t bother to take photos of its product on models....

Photographing superheroes has become quite popular lately. Some use human subjects, while others use toy action figures, but this take on the superhero genre is very unique and fun. French photographer Sacha Goldberger asked some questions and, as a result, plunged some of the most iconic characters of recent memory into the 17th century with this fantastic photo series titled “Super Flemish”. The one that particularly drew me to Sacha’s work is this image....

If a single photograph speaks a thousand words, what happens when those words get twisted and misrepresent the image? The photographer who captured the shocking images of US border patrol guards appearing to whip Haitian migrants on the Texas-Mexico border has spoken out, saying that the image does not accurately depict what he saw and that the photograph has been misconstrued. Photo-journalist Paul Ratije captured images of the American Border Patrol on horseback, rounding up migrants like cattle....