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New point-and-shoot camera with 16 sensors can replace your pricey DSLR and lens kit

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It’s increasingly clear that mobile devices, especially flagship smartphones, can offer a camera experience that’s on par with most point-and-shoot cameras. Some even approach DSLR territory. In fact, the iPhone has been the most popular camera on Flickr for years, with competing devices usually aiming to beat Apple’s benchmark.

A recent video showed that the iPhone 6s can outperform professional DSLRs in video recording tests, further proving how advanced smartphone cameras have become. That’s why it’s not surprising to see someone create a worthy DSLR rival that’s about the same size as a smartphone, yet it’s ready to deliver a camera experience like nothing else we’ve seen before.

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Watch out, Verizon: Sprint and T-Mobile are making big progress in NYC

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Sprint and T-Mobile offer some incredible wireless deals. The downside, however, is that they’ve traditionally offered inferior service compared to Verizon and AT&T. However, RootMetrics’ latest study of all four major wireless carriers in New York City has found that Sprint and T-Mobile are improving by leaps and bounds in the Big Apple.

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Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon

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This desktop charger will charge your smartphone, charge your tablet, charge your e-reader, charge your Bluetooth headphones, portable speakers and nearly any other USB device. And here’s the kicker — you can charge all of them at the same time with this Photive 50 Watt 6 Port USB Desktop Rapid Charger for sale on Amazon for $26.95 with free shipping of orders of more than $35.

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Apple TV release pushed back until November

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Aside from Apple’s new iPhone 6s models, the company’s most anticipated product this fall is the fourth-gen Apple TV. Sporting an A9 processor, a snazzy new remote with built-in Siri functionality, and of course, support for a dedicated App Store, the upcoming Apple TV represents Apple’s boldest and most intriguing play for control of the living room.

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The Netflix Effect: Fewer viewers are opting to sign up for cable in the first place

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With good reason, cable providers are worried that an increasing percentage of viewers are opting to cut the cord in favor of streaming services from the likes of Netflix and Hulu. Arguably more worrisome, however, is the fact that there are a growing number of users who are opting not to sign up for cable in the first place.

In other words, while cable providers are frantically trying to figure out ways to keep viewers from leaving the fold, they might want to spend a little bit more time convincing consumers that a $60-$100/month cable contract is worth it.

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Apple finally settles ‘batterygate’ scandal once and for all

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Apple today issued a statement which will hopefully put ‘batterygate’ to bed once and for all. In case you missed it, there’s a bit of a whirlwind involving claims that some iPhone 6s models with A9 processors from Samsung have substandard battery life compared to iPhone 6s models with A9 processors sourced from TSMC.

One test in particular even purported to show that iPhones with TSMC chips enjoyed nearly two more hours of battery life than equivalent iPhones with Samsung chips.

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News station replaces traditional TV cameras with iPhones and selfie sticks

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In a story that underscores the ever-increasing camera quality on Apple’s iPhones, a TV station in Switzerland recently decided to abandon traditional TV cameras and replace them with iPhones.

Originally spotted by PetaPixel, the TV station Leman Bleu late this summer gave each of its reporters an iPhone 6 along with a selfie stick to use during both pre-recorded and live TV shots.

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Does Surface Book really crush the MacBook Pro? Microsoft’s bold claim has a big asterisk

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Microsoft woweed its audience earlier this week with the announcement of its Surface Book, which is basically a beefed up version of the Surface Pro 4. Dubbed as the “ultimate laptop,” the new computer is an impressive 13.5-inch Windows 10 tablet and one of Microsoft’s best creations to date.

But the company apparently also misrepresented what the Surface Book can do in terms of performance, especially when suggesting the device can offer twice the performance of the MacBook Pro.

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