From headphones to portable batteries and bags, here are the 22 best gifts for travelers on your holiday wish list.

Samsung’s WB350F is a compact camera with a long 21x zoom, various shooting modes and features, and excellent use of Wi-Fi. Picture quality is good, but not perfect.

At CES 2015, Canon debuts five PowerShot point-and-shoot cameras. But, other than a few upgrades, these cameras are minor refreshes of existing products.

Samsung new Gear 360 camera now supports 4K video capture, and live-broadcasting of 360-degree video to Facebook and YouTube.

Bowers & Wilkins’ new Zeppelin speaker ditches the iPod dock in favor of an all-wireless platform, opening up to Android users and others. But the real innovation is inside, which delivers some of the the best sound we’ve ever heard from a tabletop speaker.

Zuli, maker of smart plugs that automatically turn on lights and appliances, announced its Presence technology and app now support Philips Hue lights.

Harry Potter fans can now print moving photos and declare their Hogwarts House loyalty with Lifeprint's Harry Potter Magic Photo and Video Printer and App. The instant photo printer adds AR motion elements from the Wizarding World, which you can bring to life with a smartphone.

Olympus is giving its entry-level O-MD camera a luxurious upgrade with a limited edition that wrapped in brown synthetic leather.

When traveling with gadgets, it's best to streamline the number of things you bring. We'll guide you through the essentials, and what you can leave at home.

Getting through airport security is a drag, but your laptop bag shouldn’t be. These are the best laptop bags for traveling in style while passing through fast.

If mom is a fan of photography or a photographer herself, we have some recommendations for gift ideas this Mother's Day, including a portable printer, camera strap, leather bag, and smartphone lens, and more.

With the school year coming to an end and summer ramping up, you and millions of others are gearing up for travel. While you’re supposed to disconnect on vacations, we know geeks can’t leave the tech at home. Whether you’re traveling by air, train, bus, or car, here are a few of our must-pack gadgets to bring along.

Digital cameras and related accessories may not have a starring role in Amazon's Prime Day deals, but if you look hard enough, there are plenty of savings to be found for photographers. From action cameras to storage, here is a list of our favorite Prime Day photography deals.

Google Lens is a sophisticated image recognition technology that lets you analyze what the camera sees, simply by pointing it at an object.

If you browsed your Facebook feed, you've probably noticed several posts from friends telling you to be more like them.

Paper maker Hammerdmill has created a mobile app that lets you print documents and photos to any Wi-Fi-enabled printer, regardless of brand.

Sure, the most basic of cameras can shoot panorama – they're just not so good at it. Photographer Joe Reifer tells us how it's done.

Ricoh hasn’t changed the slim, easy to use profile of the Theta V, but it upgraded the guts to deliver great image quality, 4K video, spatial audio, and faster performance.

GoPro’s affordable Hero Session compact action cam shoots good-quality videos. Add in ease of use and convenience and our review reveals a winner.

Swiping right isn't exclusive to dating apps -- that's the idea behind Ripple, a professional network led by the former TInder CTO.

The Olympus Stylus 1 is a high-end bridge camera with a 10x zoom and a strong f/2.8 lens, plus fast performance. But it’s also an expensive camera that may turn away some step-up users.

Want to print your digital photos as large as you can? Follow these steps to ensure the highest quality.

An accessory called the Ribcage lets you attach interchangeable lenses to a GoPro camera, enhancing the various views you can shoot.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has made 400,000 images from its collection available for use in the public domain.

Despite fewer cameras introduced at CES, compact point-and-shoots made up a large chunk of the new products, Samsung included.

Canon introduced several new printers last week at CES, including two affordable wide-format models. In addition, a compact photo printer and laser printer.

Nikon used CES 2014 to announce some new compact Coolpix point-and-shoot cameras and a new entry-level DSLR, the D3300, as well two lenses.

Canon's CES 2014 announcements were relatively tepid, but we did see new versions of its Vixia Mini and PowerShot N series of active- and fun-oriented cams.

Camera makers may not be making as big of a noise as they have in past CES, but here's a look at why CES may not be as big of a deal for cameras in 2014.

Camera companies limited their camera unveils at CES this year, but there were plenty to keep us excited. Here are five of the top highlights from the show.

Don’t understand ISO, aperture and exposure length? No problem. Here’s how to take great photographs using your camera’s automatic mode.

The PowerShot SX700 HS from Canon shows that a compact camera can still have great appeal, especially if it has a terrific long-zoom lens that produces great images.

The PowerShot SX600 HS from Canon packs a long 18x optical zoom lens inside a compact body that’s easy to pocket. If only the image quality and performance were stronger, we could have recommended it.

Fujifilm’s FinePix S9900W is a budget megazoom camera that has a 50x optical zoom lens, Wi-Fi, and Full HD video recording.

Spherical cameras like the Kodak Pixpro SP360 let you shoot photos and videos with a new perspective, giving your action or vacation shots a more immersive experience. But it isn’t without teething issues.

Ricoh’s Theta S is one of the better 360-degree panoramic cameras for consumers, despite some growing pains. It’s packed with fun features, including support for Google Street View.

Samsung’s second-generation 360 camera is greatly improved, with faster connectivity, support for more devices, and live-streaming capability. But the nascent technology still makes the experience feel like a novelty.

This 360-degree camera plays well with the Galaxy S7 and Gear VR headset. But our Samsung Gear 360 review shows a closed ecosystem that shuts out others.