
Here’s the Perfect Excuse to Up Your Smartphone Photography Game
The deal applies to all of Moment’s lenses: anamorphic ($150), wide ($120), telephoto ($120), superfish ($100) and macro ($100).

The deal applies to all of Moment’s lenses: anamorphic ($150), wide ($120), telephoto ($120), superfish ($100) and macro ($100).
By Tucker Bowe

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 is the company’s best-ever smartphone gimbal.
By Tucker Bowe

The Google Pixel 3A costs half as much as other flagship smartphones, but has the same great camera system as the Pixel 3.
By Tucker Bowe

The Samsung Galaxy S10 feels similar to its predecessor, but a handful of impressive new features set it way, way apart.
By Tucker Bowe

The neat thing with the LG V40 ThinQ is that it’s easy to utilize all three rear cameras at once.
By Tucker Bowe

Here’s everything you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
By Tucker Bowe

It allows smartphone videographers the ability to capture super wide-angle images with the inherent shallow depth of field of a telephoto lens.
By Tucker Bowe

Disruption: overused, yes; inappropriate, no.
By Darren Murph

The Blackphone 2 gets aggressive with security, because there’s no measure too great to make sure your selfies are secure.
By Darren Murph

Shit happens — just don’t let it happen to your phone.
By Michael Finn


An iPhone killer it is not, but that doesn’t mean the CDMA users can’t have a decent looking phone this fall with Verizon’s new line up, namely the LG Voyager from Verizon. The full touchscreen on the outside of the Voyager hides a massive QWERTY keyboard (no touchscreen typing woes here) on it’s clamshell interior giving you the best of both worlds and the conveniences each has to offer.
By Eric Yang