Heads up photographers and Canon fans, it seems that the Japanese camera company has an announcement that they are planning on making this coming Thursday. It is unclear what it is but the teaser was posted on Canon Hong Kong’s Facebook page and all it shows what appears to be a cup that can be found during Japanese tea ceremonies, along with a quote.
The quote is from an essay by Jun’ichiro Tanizaki which when translated reads, “beauty lies not in objects but in the interaction between the shadow and light created by objects.” It’s a bit mysterious and we’re not sure what it could be referring to. There is a chance that the teaser could be about a new camera announcement, but at the same time it could also be related to camera lenses or new accessories from the camera manufacturer.
Some have speculated that the quote could allude to a new fast prime lens with a possible aperture of f/0.95, which not only makes the lens incredibly bright and a joy to shoot with in low-light situations, but it sounds like it could also be used to create photos with shallow depth of field.
We can only imagine that this lens could cost a fortune but either way, check back with us on the 24th of April for the details.
Canon Teases Announcement For 24th April , original content from Ubergizmo, Filed in Photo-Video, Canon,
It seems that because the Indian government believes that Nokia owes them money from unpaid taxes that they 
Despite suggestions that NFC payments were too slow, London’s Tube and bus networks appear ready once again for some contactless disruption. According to the Financial Times, both EE and Vodafone have engaged in talks with Transport for London (TfL)…
When it comes to internet speeds, “you get what you pay for” is pretty far from the truth a majority of the time. The Wall Street Journal used Ookla’s speed-testing data to survey some 800 US cities and 27 ISPs in terms of advertised transfer rates…
There is a saying that goes something like this – you cannot smell an accident that is coming. Which is true, otherwise we would always be prepared to meet whatever impending disaster head on so as to minimize our “losses”, so to speak. When it comes to toting your precious new iPad around, there is something that you ought to get right from the get go – a protective case of sorts, just in case you or your friends happen to have a bad case of butterfingers and send your iPad crashing to the floor. The Logitech Big Bang would fit the bill nicely, where it will arrive in two variants – one for the iPad Air at $99.99, while the other is for the smaller iPad mini at $79.99.