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Action addicts, rejoice: GoPro has already announced that it will be unveiling the Hero6 action cam before the end of 2017. We don't know anything about it, but it presumably will be an improvement over 2016's Hero5 Black (shown here). Sony's GoPro-size camera is pricey, but it's designed to be a more multipurpose mountable and packs a compact-camera-class 15.3-megapixel 1-inch sensor and Zeiss lens, plus lot more features. They include pro-level video options like S-Log2 gamma, a mic input and clean HDMI out, as well as useful still-shooting capabilities such as raw shooting, Adobe RGB color and slow shutter speeds. Plus, it supports high-frame-rate capture up to 1,000fps (at 800x720 pixels) for super slo-mo playback. The RX0 is due in October for $700. That's about £540 or AU$880.

Fitbit's Apple Watch competitor boasts a 4-day battery, fitness coaching, swappable bands, notifications and swim-friendly waterproofing -- and that's just for starters, It arrives in October for $300, That converts to about £235 or AU$380, The Apple Watch Series 3 is virtually identical in size to the Watch Series 2 but has a new, red digital crown and signal meter, as well as a built-in barometric altimeter, Color options include a new gold aluminum finish, plus silver and space gray, The Apple TV 4K revamps the company's streaming media device and TV portal to all your iTunes content, The upgraded box will sell for $179 with 32GB of storage or 64GB for $199, (In the UK it's £179 or £199; in Australia it's AU$249 or AU$279.) It adds compatibility with 4K as well as HDR10 and Dolby Vision HDR video, That means the new box will deliver the best 3,820x2,160-pixel resolution journal case for apple iphone 6, 7 and 8 - black and -- more importantly -- the improved color palettes and contrast ratios of high dynamic range (HDR) video when connected to compatible TVs..

You may have heard that the new Essential Phone has a lousy camera. But that's not quite true -- as we discovered when we pitted it against the Google Pixel, one of Android's top camera phones, in a side-by-side test. While the Pixel's pictures were generally more detailed, the Essential's sensors aren't bad at all. The bigger story isn't pure photo quality -- it's how much work it takes for Essential's camera app to do a decent job. Here's the good news: With an easy subject, in good light, if you hold still and don't zoom way in, the Essential Phone can take a photo that's nearly indistinguishable from the Pixel.

Sure, the Pixel's colors pop more, but that's primarily because of its automatic HDR mode, And you could easily argue the Essential's colors are more accurate, When things get darker, though, the Essential starts to struggle, Particularly if you're using Essential's own camera app, The viewfinder starts to journal case for apple iphone 6, 7 and 8 - black lag, The photos get dim -- way dimmer than what you see with your own eyes -- unless you tap to focus on something darker in your viewfinder, You have to hold still to avoid blurry photos, Essential hopes to fix these issues soon..

Compare to the Pixel, which took this well-lit nighttime shot the very first time I hit the shutter. But bright light isn't an automatic win for the Essential Phone's camera. Here, much like the OnePlus 5 in our previous camera shootout, the Essential struggles to keep these flower highlights under control, leading to their unreal, glowing appearance in this photo. The Pixel's photo is darker overall, but you can see more of the delicate, tissue-paper-like detail in the flower. And no matter the light, the Essential Phone doesn't capture nearly as much detail, as you can see in these 100 percent crops. Look at the text, but also the textures of the stone beneath the text, and in the lower right-hand corner.