This two-question survey will determine the news in your Facebook feed
Facebook news will soon be vetted by user surveys designed to gauge the trustworthiness of a source that include just two questions.
Nikon D850 propels company to top full-frame sales for December
As Nikon restructures, the D850 and older D750 offered a needed sales boost, beating out Canon and Sony in the full frame category for the month of December.
Instagram Stories gain GIF stickers — and soon, horizontal video
Instagram Stories fans can now add animated stickers to their posts using a built-in GIPHY GIF library of stickers.
Facebook twists time to make graphics easier to code with Flick
A former Oculus architect has designed a new unit of time, the Flick, engineered to make video and audio easier to code.
Bid farewell to lengthy Photoshop cutouts with new AI-powered tool
Tired of adding all those anchor points to select something in Photoshop? Meet Photoshop 19.1 with a new AI-powered, one-click Select Subject tool.
Samsung Isocell sensors promise slo-mo, one-shot HDR for smartphones
Want speed, low light performance, a bezel-free design or dual lenses? Samsung's new ISOCELL sensors will cover all of those options with four categories each prioritizing a big feature.
From unicorns to space, Shutterstock pinpoints 2018’s Creative Trends
Want to sell more stock photos or graphics? Try unicorns, space photos, women's rights or punchy pastel colors, Shutterstock's 2018 Creative Trends report suggests.
Desktop users could soon post to Facebook Stories in their browser
Desktop users could soon have the option to post to Facebook Stories if the company's latest test sees a wider roll out.
As redesign rolls out, Snap lays off 22 staff members across 8 departments
After a not-so-hot year on the stock market, Snap Inc. is now laying off around two dozen employees and relocating others.
Here’s what social media giants are doing to keep extremism off your screen
What are social media networks doing to fight extremist content? A hearing with a Senate committee offers insight.
Keep out of reach of … teenagers? YouTube pulls Tide pod videos
YouTube is pulling Tide pod challenge videos as Poison Control reports a spike in the number of teenagers ingesting the packets.
Tweeting during a game actually improves engagement, study suggests
Tweeting during a game while watching on TV simultaneously increases engagement, rather than creating a distraction, a new study suggests.
Kodak Super 8 camera simplifies filming on actual film — but at a cost
Two years later, Kodak is finally releasing additional details on the Kodak Super 8 Camera -- including a price hike.
New pop-up test could help squash spam messages on WhatsApp
A possible beta test on WhatsApp is looking to warn users before they share a mass-forwarded message to stop spam and fake news.
The Autel EVO packages 60 fps 4K video in a compact folding drone
Sporting 4K at the quick 60 fps frame rate, the Autel Evo packs several features into a compact drone with folding arms.
After tightening rules, Twitter faces a new fight against privacy claims
Twitter just finished the process of updating rules against abuse, and now an organization is bringing several claims against the network.
Split Facebook News Feed doesn’t decrease fake news, report says
As Facebook is reworking the News Feed, another test for splitting the feed appears to have unintended consequences, according to the NYT.
The Laibox Cam brings swappable lenses to action cameras
Now funding on Indiegogo, the Laibox Cam is a prototype of a modular action camera capable of swapping lenses or adding a dual lens.
Mofrel is a giant printer that can spit out actual textures with 2.5D printing
The Casio Mofrel uses heat and specialized paper to spit out actual textures, with potential uses ranging from prototyping to education.
Lookout Smart Door turns an old-school peephole into a modern security system
The new EZVIZ Lookout Smart Door is installed in a peephole and uses facial recognition to tell you who's at your door.
Canon filed more than 3,000 patents in 2017, keeping up a 32-year streak
Canon patents that were approved in the U.S. last year averaged roughly nine patent applications every day, topping over 3,000.
Sony a9, now with updated firmware, is a speed demon in a race against DSLRs
Sony's full-frame A9 ousts the A7 series in nearly every way with a 20 fps burst, faster autofocus, and a no-blackout viewfinder.
Lensbaby optics get up close and personal with new $50 macro filter kit
The new Lensbaby macro filter kit adds close-up capabilities to several of the brand's existing creative lenses.
Screen-sporting LaCie DJI Copilot hard drive enables on-site backups sans laptop
The LaCie DJI Copilot is designed for backing up photos and videos before ever leaving the site using an app and integrated screen.
Twitter checks off last item on boycott-sparked list with updated reporting tools
Twitter has finished the last of their scheduled updates after #womenboycotttwitter with updated Twitter reporting tools.
Facebook wants to be your go-to source for vetted local news
The biggest social media network is testing a section just for local news. The Facebook local news test is available in six cities.
This little Time Machine camera captures and saves 10 seconds of the past
CES has an actual Time Machine on the show floor -- and it's a little camera that saves the 10 seconds you just missed.
Fitt360 records point-of-view videos while hanging from your neck
Fitt360 is aiming to create a new category of wearable cameras: Neckbands. The hands-free 360 camera records in 4K.
Feiyu Tech’s Vimble 2 is both a smartphone gimbal and a selfie stick
With an extension built into the handle, the Feiyu Tech Vimble 2 serves as both a smartphone gimbal and selfie stick.
Social giants to testify before Congress on extremist content
Facebook, YouTube and Twitter will testify before a Senate committee next week on how the platforms are dealing with extremist content.
Indoor fireworks? Intel broke records with 100-drone light show at CES
Sure, previous drone light shows have numbered 1,000, but Intel brought choreographed drones indoors for a new world record.