It’s not pretty, but it’ll get the job done One thing I love about Micro Four Thirds cameras is that you can mount all kinds of lenses on them using simple, cheap adapters. In fact, I’m just about to sell my Nikon D700 because I almost never use it, but I’m keeping my lenses to use on a Panasonic GF1.

While other carriers gear up for the upcoming iPhone 5, T-Mobile today introduced a trifecta of 4G products poised to take advantage of the carrier’s 20 Mbps-plus network speeds. Two smartphones, the Android Gingerbread-running HTC Amaze 4G and the Samsung Galaxy S II, along with a hotspot, the Sonic 4G Mobile HotSpot, were introduced at the Mobilize 2011 conference. The HTC Amaze 4G is all about the camera.

One of things I always admire about period piece movies is the way they can transport us back in time and show what big cities look like back in the thirties, forties, or other black-and-white eras. Most of the big cities that I have visited are over a hundred years old, and I often wonder what they look like back in the day. Fortunately, this iPhone app known as WhatWasThere gives iOS users precisely that.

With the advancement and miniaturization in electronics these days, you can never quite tell just which device is a spy camera , or at least, comes with some sort of surveillance mechanism within to watch your every move in an unsuspecting manner. I would suppose jealous spouses who wonder what’s going on with their other half who started to dress up sharper than ever before, splashing a dash of cologne or perfume before going out, will find such spy devices to be helpful in behavorial monitoring. Well, you can add the £79.99 Smart-i Wireless Spy Camera to the arsenal now – as this is touted to be the smallest Wi-Fi camera in the world. Just how small is it

The ContourRoam sports cam doesn’t mind getting its feet wet The future of underwater videos and photos is likely to be the exact same as the future or all photos and videos: they’ll be take with your phone (in a waterproof case, of course). But until then, we have cameras like Contour’s ContourRoam, a rugged sports-cam which isn’t scared of water. Well, water shallower than a meter (three feet) that is. In addition to enjoying the occasional dip, the ContourRoam shoots 1080p video at 25 or 30 fps, and captures stills with its 5MP sensor