In the latest episode of Pokémon Generations, we get to see the return of the Elite Four and Gary Oak.

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With the release for the upcoming Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 at the end of October, more details are coming out about just how big this new game will be.

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You may remember that a while back I covered an interesting new show called Cannon Busters. A mix of Western and Japanese sensibilities, I was happy to see a project like this take shape. Well, after seeing the pilot it?s even better than I was expecting.

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Pokémon GO still hasn’t implemented a new Nearby tracking system yet, despite testing one for a month, but with the inclusion of the Buddy System, it may not matter as much as it once did.

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My desk at home has a lightning cable on it that is permanently attached to my computer. It’s an easy matter to charge an iPhone as required. Normally when I travel I’ll wind up Apple’s white accessory to take with me, now I’m ready to leave Cupertino’s cable at home and switch to Jackery’s Jewel Lightning Cable.

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The biggest change to Apple’s latest “it” product, the iPhone 7, is undoubtedly the camera, or actually, to be more accurate, cameras. It’s only available on the larger 5.5-inch Plus model, but that dual-lens setup is what’s gotten the bulk of the attention so far, from the press and from Apple’s own presentation. Now call me a hater, hipster, Android snob, whatever, but I’ve always been a bit annoyed by mainstream media and casual fans acting like every new iPhone feature has never been seen before, and the brouhaha surrounding this year’s camera setup is no different. The way some publications gushed, you’d think the iPhone 7 Plus was the very first phone to rock two cameras, when in reality, LG and Huawei both beat Apple to the punch by more up to half a year. And since I have all three phones on me, I figured I’d do a photo shootout between the three dual-camera phones. Below I’ll post a variety of shots, some scaled down, some 100% crops (meaning what you’re seeing a portion of a photo blown up to full size).

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Got a new 360-degree camera? It?s a whole new and challenging way to shoot photos and videos. Here are a few tips to get the best photo/video sphere possible.

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