Say what you like about Razer, but the manufacturer of gaming peripherals, laptops and a whole mess of other stuff has managed to establish its brand across the world. It’s a distinctive brand at that, easily identifiable and managing to create a positive image with most gamers globally. Razer has primarily existed within the gaming space of technology, thanks to some superb headsets, PC mice with ludicrous numbers attached to them and laptops which can double as Borg cubes. The next step for the company? The mobile space, as Razer’s first smartphone has managed to leak out all over the internet.

Kinect is officially in the ground, as Microsoft ceases all production of the once popular motion-sensing camera. But its legacy will live on in the future of Microsoft.

Full-frame sensors are somewhat exclusive to DSLR cameras. Canon wants to change that however, as the current rumour-mill suggests that the heavyweight producer of cameras has managed to shrink the traditionally bulky sensor down and into a mirrorless body.

The V20 may have had a few gimmicks layered into its design, but the audio department was aces. It stroked my cochlea with sublime Quad-DAC hardware that sounded beauitful with the right headset. The LG V30 sounds like it’ll be playing to those strengths then, as LG’s next flagship is doubling down on the audio department and then some.

4K video recording is something that’s now available to the masses, as we enter an age where our recordings are getting sharper, better and brighter. Which device to buy though? Which machine will preserve my random cat videos at the best possible resolution for all eternity? We’ve gathered a list of ten devices across a wide variety of hardware eco-spheres below. Spoiler alert: They’re all pricy, but well worth having a look at.

Depending on your usage, there’s a lot to like and dislike about the XA1 Ultra, but at the very least it is at least capable of delivering the appearance of a flagship smartphone in the form of a gigantic screen that a below-average camera is attached to it.

What does the upcoming Nikon D850 have to offer? According to new murmurings via Nikon Rumours, the D850 is aiming to be a powerhouse. Rumoured to have 8K time-lapse features, the D850 is also expected to be able to throw in 4K UHD video, albeit with an FX format this time so that wide-angle aficionados can take advantage of the better sensors.

While having a powerhouse flagship is a seller in its own right, the Essential is also banking on it being the absolute best photography machine that you can fit into your pocket. “When taking a still picture, Essential Phone activates both cameras at once. The monochrome and color images are then fused to create a final photograph with rich, deep clarity,” Essential’s imaging expert Yazhu Ling wrote in a blog post.