Now, as already stated, there are a few things the Nest Doorbell (Battery) doesn’t do that the wired variant does. Namely, capturing 24/7 video instead of just events or doorbell rings. But that doesn’t tell the whole story. This Nest doorbell doesn’t require any wiring and works directly with other smart home devices. Such as hubs, smartphones, and speakers. So it also doesn’t require a chime. And there’s a lot to love about that but also a whole lot more....

Incidents happen in sports, both small and big ones. As photographers, we may sometimes get involved in them as well. This is what happened to photographer Shelley Lipton at a recent NFL game. Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson smashed into her at full speed, and a video of him helping her out and hugging her after the incident quickly went viral. The video above shows the incident, as well as an excerpt from an interview with Jackson after it happened....

Despite the compact market largely dying to smartphones, there are a few exceptions out there that still manage to survive. You’ve got the high-end compacts like the new Canon G7X III and Sony RX100 VII, but then you’ve also got some lower end special purpose compacts that haven’t quite died off yet. One such entry-level compact is Nikon’s range of waterproof point & shoot cameras. Now, Nikon has announced availability for the new Coolpix W150....

Well, this is an odd turn. Typically, it’s fake “influencers” pretending to be somebody else to try to scam companies out of free gear. This time, though, Nikon has put out an announcement stating that the opposite is true in their case and that people have been contacting content creators on Facebook and YouTube pretending to be Nikon themselves – and possibly other companies. Nikon says that the scammers “may attempt to gain personal or financial information and exploit it for financial gain”, which is pretty much how all online scams work, but here Nikon says that they’re contacting creators requesting they make a gear using a Nikon camera and offering sponsorship opportunities....

Well, the answer is no. But it’s a bit confusing. You see, when you put the Pixel Watch onto the back of the Pixel 7, or on any other wireless charger, it starts charging. And then stops, without any warning. If you swipe down to get to the quick settings, you’ll see that it is not actually charging. Which is rather annoying if you put it on the back of your Pixel 7 thinking it would start charging, and then come back 20 minutes later to see that it did not charge at all....