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Samsung WB650

Samsung's WB650 looks like the ideal camera for travellers, with 15x optical zoom and GPS tagging.

Watching tsunamis from the safety of your study

It's an unprecedented event for the web as a tsunami caused by a massive earthquake in Chile races toward Hawaii. The threat, however, proves minimal. Read this blog post by Caroline McCarthy on The Social.

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Reviews

Samsung EX1

Touted as "the LX3 killer", Samsung's EX1 is set to go up against the Panasonic power compact.
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth

This madcap adventure tests your detective skills in brand new environments with an immersive story, and a twist on old gameplay elements keeps things interesting.
Nikon Coolpix S8000

The S8000 is the slimmest 10x optical zoom camera currently on the market. It also has a bunch of other features like HD video recording, a first for Nikon compact cameras.
Nikon Coolpix P100

There's a lot to like about the Nikon Coolpix P100, but you'll need to keep your photo quality expectations in check to really enjoy it.
Olympus SP-800UZ

Olympus continues to push its cameras into record-breaking territory with the 30x optical zoom SP-800UZ.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZR3

Just bought a Lumix ZR1? Don't despair, the ZR3 isn't replacing it just yet, and only has a few differences.
James Cameron's Avatar: The Game

This disappointing film tie-in transforms the magical into the mundane.
Littlest Pet Shop: Beach Friends

A very light game of interest only to Littlest Pet Shop fanatics, but they'll most likely love it to bits.

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Features

Camera showdown: Nexus One vs. iPhone 3GS

How does the iPhone's camera stack up to the Nexus One's? We put the two mobile phone cameras through their paces.
Xbox 360 vs. PlayStation 3 vs. Wii: Updated

Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or Wii — which game console should you buy?
Xbox 360: Australian price list (updated)

There are now two main Xbox 360 bundle options available in Australia.
Compact cameras with HD video

Take your pick from our comprehensive line-up of point-and-shoots that support HD video capture.

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News

Augmented reality game uses Nintendo DSi camera

While virtual reality is making a small comeback thanks to 3DTV, augmented reality is the name of the game, and a new game for Nintendo DSi aims to combine the two.
Move over Street View: 360-degree Haiti video

An amazing series of real-time, 360-degree videos shot after the Haiti earthquake has put Google's Street View to shame.
Minox DCC 5.1

Minox has launched the Minox Digital Classic Camera 5.1, a miniature replica of a classic 35mm rangefinder camera that has a 5-megapixel sensor inside.
Snow Camera Goggle snaps your skiing exploits

From the makers of the Digital Underwater Camera Mask comes a new gizmo that lets adrenaline junkies capture their skiing adventures.

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DIYs and How-to

Digital camera buying guide

So you're looking for a brand new compact digital camera? CNET Australia is here to help with our guide to choosing and buying a compact digital camera.
Making sense of digital video files

CNET's Donald Bell helps make sense of the confusing world of digital video file formats and explains some common terms and concepts.
Convert your videos for the iPhone or iPod for free

Brian Tong shows you some free programs that can be used to take all your videos and move them to your iPhone or iPod.
Memory cards: Make your phone more like an iPhone

Our need for storage is increasing, particularly because we want all of our music, videos and photos to travel with us on our phones, but manufacturers typically cut costs by skimping on internal memory. Luckily, the saving grace is expandable memory cards.