Nikon evolves new 1 V3 mirrorless camera for prosumers

Nikon's been the Johnny-come-lately of the mirrorless camera set. Its small and consumer-focused Nikon 1 line has gone for small sizes, cutesy colours and a simple approach to taking great photos. This all changes with the new Nikon 1 V3 which is decidedly prosumer-focused. The Nikon 1 V3  sports a built-in viewfinder, a new 18.4MP , built-in WiFi, 1080/60p video capability plus can manage an unprecedented 20 frames per second shooting for stills and 120 frames per second slow motion video. The 1 V3 with a grip and 10-30mm kit lens will retail for IS $1,200.00 this April. Exciting stuff!

Source: Engadget

Make YouTube your music player with Tuner

iPhone users who want to use YouTube as a music source are in for a treat. Tuner app lets you search and select a song and plays the music without the video. It even lets you create playlists and you don’t even need a YouTube account to do so. The app has a pretty straightforward and simple design and looks ad-free at the moment.

Source: Lifehacker

Nexus 8 to reportedly carry Intel’s 64-bit Moorefield

The rumour mill surrounding the Nexus 8 continues to turn. A new report from Ubergizmo speculates that Google might use Intel’s 64-bit quad-core Moorefield chipset and will be clocked up to speeds of up to 2.3GHz. The processor will also reportedly have a PowerVR G6430 GPU on board. The next Nexus tablet is rumoured to debut at the end of April. We will keep you posted for any updates. For now, take these reports with a grain of salt. 

‘Threes’ puzzle game now available on Android

Threes, the latest puzzle game to catch the attention of iOS users, has made its way to Android. The supposedly simple puzzle game requires players to slide numbers together to create larger numbers and fill up the grid. The goal is to beat your own or other players’ highest score. There doesn’t seem to be a difference between the iOS and Android version of the game. You can download Threes for $1.99 over here.

Source: The Verge