Posts by Author: Maaz Khan
Teenager Hated His Selfies, So He Tried Ending His Life
“I was constantly in search of taking the perfect selfie and when I realized I couldn’t I wanted to die.” 19 year Danny Bowman said…
Mom Tries Teaching Daughter a Lesson, and 4Chan Gives a Demonstration
It starts off with the mother posting a photo of her daughter holding a sign that says to ‘like and share this’ on Facebook because…
Panasonic Is Officially Stepping into the Wearable Market with their 4K Camcorder
2014 is going to be a game-changing year for wearable technology. Google Glass is slowly making its way into the consumer market, having just finalized…
Australian Video Company Advertises Themselves by Showing Exactly What They Do (and It’s Epic)
These guys run a video advertising company called Torchborne Screens in Australia. When it comes to the video advertising, it looks like they know their…
HTC’s New One M8 Comes with Lytro Style Post Shoot Focusing
A few weeks ago, we posted an article over Sony’s introduction of the Xperia Z2, coming with what they claim as the world’s best smartphone…
Breathtaking Shots Of Iceland Taken From A Drone Shows How Far We’ve Gone In Availability
I recently came across a video from pomfretvids, a user on youtube, of a few aerial shots taken in Iceland. If you haven’t ever been…
Canon and Nikon: Joining Forces or Making Good Business Moves?
Canon just announced a new industrial camera, called the M15P-CL, and it’s one of the Japan Company’s first attempts at targeting the manufacturing market. What…
New Tech Enables Taking 60 FPS Movies (And Selfies) Inside Our Arteries
You’ve probably heard of Nanotechnology, and you probably know that its nothing new. But what if you heard that nanotechnology now puts a camera in…
Samsung Wants A Bigger Piece Of The Selfie Action, Launches The Sub $600 NX Mini
Samsung is launching a new mirrorless camera, and they’ve designed it and priced it to reach out not only to photographers, but to everyone: today…
With Photography Comes Responsibility: Why Recent Paparazzi Activities Are Dangerous for Photographers and Their Rights
We’ve done reports over stories that we hear of how people have been treated by police when practicing photography in public. Most of the time…






































