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Two is better than one: Phones with dual cameras

From wide-angle shots to artsy bokeh effects, phone's with dual-cameras raise your photos to the next level.

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<p>He's so tired, but he wants you to cry with happiness.</p>

Apple ad admits employment of tired old man

Commentary: In a new ad for the iPhone 7, Apple features the Memories tab, run by an old man in a vault.

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<p>The&nbsp;Samsung Gear 360 is&nbsp;a twin-lens ball of a camera that captures spherical 30-megapixel photos and not-quite-4K resolution video (3,840x1,920 pixels)</p><p>Each of the Gear 360's f/2.0 fisheye lenses covers a 195-degree angle of view that, when stitched together using a Samsung Galaxy S7 (or other select Galaxy phones to be named later), gives you a full 360x180-degree view to explore with a VR headset or dragging around your fingertips on a touchscreen or your cursor on a computer.</p><p>Our contact at Samsung tells us that the Gear 360 is expected to hit in the "first half of 2016", and we expect it to cost at least a few hundred dollars.</p>

Monday mishmash: Great new deals, plus some updates and reruns

For example: the cheapest 1TB portable hard drive I've ever seen, and an unbeatable price on a lifetime of guided meditation.

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<p>The iPhone 7's camera is almost a dSLR compared to the original iPhone's shooter.</p>

Shoot like a pro with the iPhone

Here's how to get the best results from your smartphone photography.

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Badass animal GoPro photos

From swimming sea turtles to cats that take selfies, these are the most adorable animal photos taken by a GoPro.

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Apple updates Live Photos features

With Apple's newest version of iOS, users can now edit Live Photos and enjoy new effects like Long Exposure.

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<p>Craig Federighi, Apple's head of software, talks about new changes with Apple Photo at WWDC 17 in San Jose.&nbsp;</p>

Apple Photos takes on Google with new tricks

Tech titan says its photo app now offers better facial recognition, search and edit tools. It also lets you print photo books like Google Photos.

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Which GoPro should you buy?

All GoPro cameras are not created equal. Here's a breakdown of each of the company's models -- new and old -- to select the right one for your needs.

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<p>The Jim Marshall Edition Leica M Monochrom camera looks brilliant with its brass finish.</p>

Want to photograph rockstars? This $13K camera will let you

Leica releases a new special-edition camera as a tribute to late rock-n-roll photographer Jim Marshall.

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<p>The new 10-20mm lens has a wider front to keep the edges from appearing in the frame.</p>

Nikon offers cheap ultrawide-angle lens for entry dSLRs

The company also delivers its first fisheye zoom and a new pro prime.

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<p>Google has no plans to update its Nik Collection of photo-editing tools.</p>

Google formally abandons its Nik photo-editing tools

The tech giant officially says it has no plans to update the popular collection of filters and editing tools.

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<p>And the night ended well.</p>

Police take perfect selfie after driving drunk man home

Commentary: In Australia, two police officers offer pictorial evidence of the benefits of having a designated driver, as a man lies drunk in bed.

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