Monday, November 17, 2014 at 11:09AM 
By Niall Donnelly
Being a fan of all of the flagship cameras makes it painful for me to say that this is an unexciting offering from Canon’s lower end consumer camera into the DSLR game. With Nikon and Sony releasing much more advanced consumer offerings, I often wonder what Canon is going to do to get out of this slump in which they constantly repackage the same camera sensor in a similar body.
Monday, November 17, 2014 at 9:49AM 
Apple is all about enabling simple payments these days and they've just pulled coup by offering customers in China a UnionPay option for App Store purchases.
Apple announced that the App Store has added UnionPay as a payment option for customers in China. China UnionPay is the most popular payment card in China and will provide App Store customers with a simple and more convenient way to purchase their favourite apps. Customers can easily link their Apple ID with a UnionPay debit or credit card for one-tap purchases.
Sunday, November 16, 2014 at 7:09PM 
Have you found photos on Flickr that you think would make for great art for your home? Flickr has officially debuted its new Wall Art printing service for its users around the world. The printing sizes range from 8 by 10 inches up to 20 by 30 inches. You will be able to order prints on gallery-style canvas or have them wood-mounted. If you worry that you might blow up a low-resolution photo, Flickr limits the sizes available for those kinds of photos.
You will have to be signed in to order prints. With its worldwide expansion, Flickr is offering 40% off orders, you just need to use the coupon code GIFTS14.
Source: Flickr Blog | Via: SlashGear
Sunday, November 16, 2014 at 6:57PM 
If you’re on Android and you’ve been wondering what all the fuss is about with the Two Dots game, you don’t have to wonder any further. You can now try it out for yourself as the game finally makes its way to Google’s platform. Just like the iOS version, it is available for free download and comes with in-app purchases. And if you’re a cross-platform player, you can opt to sign in through Facebook and have your progress synced across devices.
Source: The Verge | Download: Google Play Store (Free)
