Cool tips n tricks related to smartphones, tablets and computer

Everyone loves a good wallpaper to beautify their desktop or homescreen. We try to post some of the nicer ones we find and to continue that tradition we’re sharing 9 more absolutely gorgeous wallpapers that have been sized for the new iPads retina display. Even if you don’t have a new iPad, the resolution of each image is a whopping 2048 by 2048 pixels which should be high enough to function as desktop backgrounds for most Mac and PC displays too.

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Odds are you are satisfied with the photos you snap with a late-model iphone. My iphone 4S, for instance, captures higher-resolution photos (8 megapixels) than my old 6-megapixel Nikon D50. The thing is, iphone camera apps compress images, losing much of an image’s data in the process. The 645 Pro app intersects the iphone‘s development process prior to the JPEG compression step, spitting out high-quality JPEGs and TIFFs. The developer, Jag.gr, calls these TIFFs developed raw or dRAW files.

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Here we have the first look video at the upcoming Sony A57 DSLR camera that was made by Anthony Carboni from SGNL. You could check it out after the break. To refresh your memory, the A57 sports a 16MP APS-C HD CMOS sensor, a 3.0-inch Xtra Fine LCD display, a high-resolution Tru-Finder electronic viewfinder, Sony’s BIONZ image processor, Memory Stick Pro Duo + SD/SDHC/SDXC card slots, ISO up to 16,000, 15 point AF with 3 cross sensors, an HDMI port and 1080p 60p/60i/24p video recording capabilities.

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Smartphones today are considered as the ultimate examples of ever-converging technology. These devices play our music, take high-resolution photos, record full HD video, play HD video games, double as a bright flashlight, surf the web and, of course, act as a phone. It was only a matter of time before these smartphones became a full-fledged remote control for other devices such as a desktop
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