Panasonic’s micro four-thirds Lumix DMC-GF6 is finally official after a leaky start, and the news is good for social types with high photo standards. The mirrorless cam’s standout feature is without a doubt its connectivity, letting you pair it to a smartphone or tablet via NFC, then transfer photos and video automatically over WiFi with an included app — which can also remotely control the camera. The GF6 also sports an updated 1040k-dot screen that can tilt and flip 180 degrees for self-portraits, along with a new mode dial from it’s GF5 predecessor, a welcome change for more serious shooters. Other highlights include 1080/60i full-HD AVCHD video, a 25,600 ISO range, JPEG and RAW shooting, built-in flash, a new Venus Engine image processor, 3.7 fps burst shooting, low-light autofocus and a 0.5-second start-up time. You’ll be able to grab one in black, white, brown or red, and while Panasonic hasn’t officially announced a price or arrival date, it’s expected to hit shelves in the next month or so for around £449 with a 14-42mm kit lens ($ 680). Check the PR after the break for the full dope.

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Box subscribers that are appreciating the cloud service on an Android handset or slate can’t grumble about lack of updates to the app, and the exact same goes for those on one of the various other platforms. Today, nevertheless, it’s Box for Android that’s on the receiving end of some more useful and useful attributes, with version 2.1.5 bringing added choices to the app’s shared link permissions and the ability to (lastly) sneak peek media files. It’s worth nothing, however, that while all users can sample audio recordings on the go, the video function, on the other hand, will just be readily available to folks with a Box Business account– and mum’s the word on whether we can anticipate that to change at some point in the future. Regardless, we’ll leave you with the vid after the break for now, which lets all interested (and curious) celebrations see the brand-new bundle in action prior to they possibly start with the download.

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Facebook is set to debut an unique Android item tomorrow, and now 9to5Google has a very early look at what we might see, courtesy of Evleaks. The screens depicted on renders of the supposed HTC First smartphone hardware being developed by the Taiwanese business. The images reveal tweaks to the fundamental Android UI that consist of simple access to condition updates, picture sharing and check-in functions, in addition to an emphasis on images.

The screens want to take a mostly minimalist technique to re-skinning the Android OS, with a widget just like the one available for Android house displays occupying a spot near the top of the app tray. A notifications screen utilizes what looks like it might be a Facebook cover image as its background, and seems to show a user ’ s FB profile pic as the open mechanism. There are Instagram, Messenger and Facebook sharing choices revealed in the built-in gallery app, and Evleaks says the entire point is to put Facebook features close at hand wherever possible in the OS itself, making it less required to delve into the specialized app to share or engage with content published to the social network.

The description and screens from this latest leakage match up with exactly what Josh stated was on the means from Facebook for this event last week. Overall, it appears like exactly what FB is doing is making a product that can make Android a much better funnel for prompting mobile individuals to post content and updates to its network, and to better keep up to date with new activity from their pals. If Facebook can effectively show that it can actually enhance the Android experience with deeper hooks, its Home item can become appealing to other OEMs too. As well as though it has actually developed an impressive user base upon its own, shipping on a range of Android hardware around the globe as an aspect essentially baked into the OS works out beyond typical individual acquisition techniques.

We ’ ll have live insurance coverage of the event tomorrow as it takes place, beginning at 10 AM PT, so you can tune in to discover whether what Facebook truly is presenting matches these early leaks as it takes place.

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Google, Amazon and Microsoft are lastly getting the syncing cloud storage space thing right. But, Dropbox is still the player to catch. While the rest are still working on really getting the desktop client stuff ironed out, the famous blue box is spreading its tentacles across the web. Today Yahoo! announced a collaboration that puts the lead-in storage space service right in your inbox. Yahoo! Mail is now tightly integrated with Dropbox, allowing you to share files directly from your folders online or conserve attachments to them. The tie-in comes courtesy of Dropbox Chooser, which also means an end to size limitations for email attachments. Anything over 25MB is shared with a Dropbox link, rather than directly affixed to your message. If you’re a Yahoo! user you need to see the brand-new choices in your inbox today.

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