Yesterday, right smack-bang in the middle of the Inbetweeners Movie on Channel 4, Nokia busted out a new teaser, which absolutely screams PureView. Will we finally get that PureView "EOS" Windows Phone Nokia's been promising ever since the launch of the Symbian-powered 808 PureView? Find out right here tomorrow morning. [The Verge] Read More >>

Well what do we have here then? Are we finally going to get that 'EOS' Windows Phone PureView Lumia Nokia's been promising for ages? Maybe an aluminium-clad Lumia 920? Who knows. Nokia's invited us all to "see what's next" in London on May 14th, so I guess we'll find out then. May sure is going to be one busy month. [AllthingsD via TechRadar] Read More >>

Rumours are emerging which suggest Nokia is planning to launch a "true PureView Windows Phone" — codenamed EOS — some time later this year. Read More >>

Canon's latest DSLR update is being aimed at those who like to sit outside with a flask of tea all night, waiting for the clouds to go away. It's for Brian Cox enthusiasts who take photographs of the stars. Read More >>

The camera you see here just spent a year at the bottom of Deep Bay but is now home thanks to the efforts of a nature photographer and the power of social networks. Here's how he did it. Read More >>

I was never much of a Stargate SG-1 fan—just wasn't the same without Kurt Russell—but if the TV series is as good as this short film, I'm going to need to clear some space on my Instant Queue. Read More >>

I don't want to say I told you so, but... I told you so. Specifically, I've been saying that shooting video on SLR cameras simply doesn't make sense -- in some cases. Don't get me wrong; if you're a stills shooter who occasionally shoots video, knock yourself out. It's just the current wave of filmmakers shooting on SLRs, that baffles me. Read More >>