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Ford, Lincoln Expand Recall for Backup Cameras
Ford will fix the problem free of charge through a software update, which it says should be available sometime between July and September this year. For vehicles equipped with over-the-air update functionality, owners will be able to install the update themselves the same way they would on a computer or smartphone. All owners will also be able to take their…
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Nikon’s cameras will get more expensive after June 23rd
After months of remaining quiet about how President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Chinese-made goods may affect its business, Nikon has announced a “necessary price adjustment” for its products that will come into effect for the US starting on June 23rd, 2025. The company hasn’t shared any specifics on which of its imaging products will see a price increase, or how…
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Volvo Recalls Cars and SUVs to Fix Backup Cameras
Vehicles recalled: Volvo vehicles with Google-built-in infotainment systems built between Sept. 7, 2020, and April 21, 2025, and software version 3.4.5 or older. The problem: A software issue can prevent the backup camera from displaying an image. This means the recalled vehicles are not in compliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) 111, which includes rules for rear visibility.…
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CMF Phone 2 Pro Announced with MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro and Triple Cameras
After a very successful phone launch earlier this year, Nothing has shifted focus to its CMF team for the launch of a new CMF phone. The CMF Phone 1 tried bringing modularity and was a unique-looking device at an affordable price tag. Nothing has launched the first “Pro” CMF phone called the CMF Phone 2 Pro and here’s everything you…
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Huge Google Pixel 10 leak just tipped the cameras for all models
Major camera details for the whole Google Pixel 10 series have just been leaked. And while the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL, and arguably the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, haven’t changed much, the base model definitely has. The details come from Kamila Wojchiechowska at Android Authority, a highly reliable source for Pixel phone news. We’ve put the…
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The Nintendo Switch 2 Will Support Third-Party USB-C Cameras
As someone who’s planning to buy the Nintendo Switch 2, I’ve had my eye on the accessories I’d need to get with the console. Since Super Mario Party Jamboree, which is getting some new mini-games in its Switch 2 port, is one of the games I’m very interested in, the Switch 2 Camera accessory caught my eye. After all, who…
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Google’s regular Pixel 10 will reportedly get worse (but more) cameras
Google’s upcoming base Pixel 10 might come with primary and ultrawide cameras that match the hardware recently introduced in the budget Pixel 9A, which aren’t as good as the cameras on the Pixel 9, Android Authority reports. However, the new phone may get a telephoto camera, which the Pixel 9 and other base Pixels haven’t had. As for the Pixel…
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NFL swaps first-down chains for Sony’s 8K cameras
Starting with this year’s football season, the NFL will use Sony’s Hawk-Eye cameras to measure the line to gain — a process the chain crew has done manually for decades. The 8K cameras will use virtual measurement technology to quickly and accurately determine whether the ball traveled 10 yards for a first down. The Hawk-Eye system is made up of…
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The Apple Watch may get cameras and Apple Intelligence
Apple is working on adding cameras to the Apple Watch in order to enable AI features like Visual Intelligence within the next two years, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On Newsletter. The cameras will be “inside the display” for the standard Series Watch, while the Apple Watch Ultra would feature it on the side, next to the…
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Fujifilm GFX100RF review: one sensor, nine cameras
When Apple introduced the iPhone 15 Pro, Greg Joswiak, the company’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing, said the device’s three rear cameras would give consumers “the equivalent of seven camera lenses in their pocket.” We could spend multiple podcasts debating the technical validity of that statement, but what Joswiak was trying to imply was that the iPhone now had…
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