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Marcin Frąckiewicz is the founder and CEO of TS2 Space, a satellite communications company serving customers around the world. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), he has more than two decades of experience in telecommunications, satellite services and technology ventures. He writes about satellite communications, space technology, artificial intelligence and the stock market, with a particular focus on technology companies, semiconductors, emerging industries and the trends shaping global innovation. Follow Marcin Frąckiewicz on Google News, Facebook. or Linkedin.

Apple Watch Series 11 Unveiled: Hypertension Alerts, All‑Day Battery Life & 5G Surprise

Apple Watch Series 11 Unveiled: Hypertension Alerts, All‑Day Battery Life & 5G Surprise

Apple officially unveiled the Apple Watch Series 11 at its September 9 “Awe Dropping” event, alongside new iPhones. At first glance the Series 11 looks similar to last year’s model, but experts note it “brings meaningful updates, including high blood pressure alerts, a daily sleep score, improved battery life, and 5G connectivity” tomsguide.com. These upgrades mark one of the most significant leaps for Apple’s smartwatch in years, addressing key user demands and pushing into new health-monitoring territory.
Apple Unveils iPhone Air – Ultra‑Thin, Powerful, and Poised for the Future

Apple Unveils iPhone Air – Ultra‑Thin, Powerful, and Poised for the Future

Apple is emphasizing design innovation with iPhone Air. At just 5.6mm thick, it’s the thinnest iPhone ever made foxbusiness.com – so thin and light that Apple’s hardware chief John Ternus remarked, “you really have to hold it to believe it’s real… it feels like you’re holding the future.” apple.com. Achieving this profile required a breakthrough titanium design and an “innovative internal architecture” to fit high-end components in a smaller volume apple.com. Notably, Apple milled a new “plateau” structure on the back to house the camera module, speaker, and chips more efficiently in the thin chassis apple.com foxbusiness.com.
9 September 2025
iPhone 17 Is Here: Bigger, Brighter, Smarter — and Finally 120Hz Without Going Pro

iPhone 17 Is Here: Bigger, Brighter, Smarter — and Finally 120Hz Without Going Pro

Apple’s iPhone 17 is the most substantial upgrade to the standard iPhone in years, headlined by a larger 6.3-inch displaythat finally brings ProMotion 120Hz to the non-Pro tier. Apple pairs the panel with Ceramic Shield 2, claiming 3× better scratch resistance and improved anti-reflection — changes you’ll notice both in daily scuff resistance and outdoor legibility. Apple+1
9 September 2025
OnePlus in 2025: Evolution of the “Flagship Killer” – 15 Key Facts You Need to Know

OnePlus in 2025: Evolution of the “Flagship Killer” – 15 Key Facts You Need to Know

Conclusion: As of September 2025, OnePlus has transformed from an upstart “flagship killer” to a multifaceted brand offering everything from budget phones to ultra-premium flagships and ecosystem devices. Its phones combine bleeding-edge hardware with a refined OxygenOS experience that caters to both enthusiasts and general users. The company’s evolution hasn’t been without growing pains – prices have risen and some early fans bemoan the loss of the old OnePlus “quirkiness” – yet OnePlus has largely retained its identity of bold innovation and bang-for-buck value. Tech experts laud OnePlus’s 2025 lineup as arguably its best ever, even calling the OnePlus 13 “the OnePlus phone with the fewest cons” and a true competitor to the iPhone and Galaxy. Looking ahead, OnePlus’s challenges will be to maintain its fast software updates, keep its community engaged, and expand its market presence without losing the enthusiast spirit. Given its 2025 trajectory – with strong products, strategic partnerships, and commitment to customer feedback – OnePlus appears well poised to continue thriving in the global smartphone arena, never settling in its pursuit of the next great phone.
9 September 2025
Nikon D810A in 2025: Astrophotography Beast or Outshined by Modern Cameras?

Nikon D810A in 2025: Astrophotography Beast or Outshined by Modern Cameras?

In early 2015, Nikon surprised the astronomy and photography world by “aiming for the stars” with the D810A, a specialized version of its D810 DSLR designed exclusively for astrophotography Dpreview. This camera looked almost identical to a standard D810 on the outside, but its internals were tweaked for the night sky. Nikon equipped the D810A with a modified infrared-cut filter and firmware changes to make it exceptionally sensitive to the deep red glow of nebulae. For hobbyist and professional astrophotographers in 2015, it was a dream come true – a high-resolution, full-frame DSLR finally optimized for capturing the wonders of the cosmos.
9 September 2025
Nikon Z6 III Review: 6K Video, 120fps Bursts & Next-Level Autofocus

Nikon Z6 III Review: 6K Video, 120fps Bursts & Next-Level Autofocus

The Nikon Z6 III sits in the sweet spot of Nikon’s full-frame Z series, positioned as a versatile enthusiast/prosumercamera that can handle just about anything. It succeeds the Z6 II and original Z6 as Nikon’s mid-range 24MP model, but elevates the line into a higher class. In fact, with its $2,500 price and beefed-up specs, the Z6 III directly competes with the likes of Sony’s a7 IV and Canon’s EOS R6 Mark II – all-rounder cameras for advanced users Dpreview Dpreview. Nikon intentionally timed the Z6 III’s release ahead of major events like the 2024 Olympics, aiming to give Nikon shooters a fast action-oriented body without the cost and bulk of a flagship Silentpcreview Silentpcreview.
9 September 2025
7K RAW, Under $4K – Canon’s Rumored EOS C50 is a Compact Indie Cinema Powerhouse Ready to Rival Sony’s FX3

7K RAW, Under $4K – Canon’s Rumored EOS C50 is a Compact Indie Cinema Powerhouse Ready to Rival Sony’s FX3

7K Full-Frame Sensor & 4K High Frame Rates: At the heart of the EOS C50 is a rumored 32.3-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor – a significant step up in resolution compared to the 20MP Super35 sensor in the C70 and the 12MP sensor of Sony’s FX3. This high-res chip enables 7K internal recording for maximum detail. In fact, the C50 is expected to capture 7K RAW video up to 60 fps, delivering tremendous image quality and post-production flexibility. For most projects, shooters will likely downsample this 7K to crisp 4K, or use the extra resolution for reframing. The camera can also record 4K at 120 fps for slow-motion, without any sensor crop – meaning you retain the full field of view even at high frame rates. This is a notable improvement over some earlier Canon models that imposed crops at 120p. It’s likely the C50 will offer a variety of codecs alongside RAW, to suit different workflows and card media constraints.
9 September 2025
Sony’s 200MP Phone Camera Bombshell Set to Crush Samsung – Meet the IMX903 Sensor

Sony’s 200MP Phone Camera Bombshell Set to Crush Samsung – Meet the IMX903 Sensor

Sony’s new 200MP smartphone sensor – purportedly the IMX903 – is generating buzz as a potential game-changer in mobile photography. According to reliable leaker Digital Chat Station, this sensor packs 200 million pixels on a generous 1/1.12″ sensor die notebookcheck.net androidheadlines.com. In plain terms, the IMX903 will be one of the largest smartphone camera sensors ever, narrowly trailing “1-inch” type sensors in size, yet packing 4× more pixels than typical 50MP 1-inch sensors. Sony’s goal is to combine high resolution with high light-gathering ability – a formula that could deliver unprecedented detail and low-light prowess in one package.
PS6 Leak Bombshell: Modular Console, Handheld Surprise, and 2028 Release – Everything We Know So Far

PS6 Leak Bombshell: Modular Console, Handheld Surprise, and 2028 Release – Everything We Know So Far

In an official sense, Sony has not announced the PlayStation 6 – but there are plenty of clues that it’s deep in the works. For starters, Sony has proactively trademarked the names “PS6” through “PS10” in Japan, ensuring nobody else can snag those labels gamingbible.com. This is standard practice, so while it doesn’t tell us timing, it confirms Sony expects a PlayStation 6 to exist eventually gamingbible.com.
8 September 2025
Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro: 4K Laser Party Projector with 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos on Wheels

Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro: 4K Laser Party Projector with 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos on Wheels

The Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro is being hailed as “the party projector we didn’t know we needed.” theverge.com Unveiled at IFA 2025, this device is Anker’s boldest take yet on portable home cinema. Rather than a simple pico projector or a standard home theater unit, the X1 Pro is a 72-pound rolling entertainment center. Anker itself calls it the “world’s first mobile theater station with 4K laser projection and 7.1.4 spatial sound” seenebula.com. In practice, that means you can wheel your projector into a backyard or living room and get big-screen 4K visuals plus full Dolby Atmos audio – no external speakers or components needed.
8 September 2025
Nothing Ear 3 Announced: Transparent Design, AI Smarts & an AirPods Pro Killer? 🤯

Nothing Ear 3 Announced: Transparent Design, AI Smarts & an AirPods Pro Killer? 🤯

Nothing kicked off September 2025 with a bang – or rather, a tease. On September 5, the company’s X account posted a cryptic image with the message “Ear. Soon.” soundguys.com. The partial shot showed an extreme close-up of an earbud stem emblazoned with the product name in Nothing’s dot-matrix font. Tech watchers immediately knew a launch was imminent, and sure enough, a follow-up post on September 8 confirmed the Ear will debut on September 18, 2025 gizmochina.com. That date falls just a week after the teaser, indicating a quick hype cycle – classic Nothing style.
8 September 2025
Astro Showdown: Sony vs Canon vs Nikon – Best Cameras for Shooting the Stars in 2025

Astro Showdown: Sony vs Canon vs Nikon – Best Cameras for Shooting the Stars in 2025

Astrophotography demands a unique blend of camera capabilities: superb high-ISO performance, low thermal noise in long exposures, generous dynamic range, and practical features for shooting in darkness. In this report, we compare how the big three camera makers – Sony, Canon, and Nikon – stack up in the current market for capturing the cosmos. We’ll highlight the best current models in each brand’s lineup, and examine their key specs like sensor size, ISO range, noise control, dynamic range, lens ecosystem, and battery life from an astrophotography perspective. We’ll also discuss each brand’s strengths and weaknesses for night sky work, including insights and quotes from expert reviewers.
8 September 2025
Sony α7 IV Review: The 33MP Hybrid Powerhouse Still Rules in 2025

Sony α7 IV Review: The 33MP Hybrid Powerhouse Still Rules in 2025

Sony took the solid foundation of the A7 III and refined it in the A7 IV’s design. The camera feels robust and well-built in hand, with a magnesium alloy chassis and thorough weather-sealing to withstand dust and light rain. The grip is a bit deeper and more comfortable, and the dials/buttons have a satisfyingly tactile click. Notably, Sony added a dedicated stills/video lever beneath the mode dial, allowing quick switching between photo and movie mode – each with its own customizable settings banks mirrorlesscomparison.com. This is a boon for hybrid shooters who frequently toggle between shooting styles.
8 September 2025
Panasonic Lumix 2025 Lineup Unleashed: Full-Frame Power, MFT Comeback, and Big Surprises

Panasonic Lumix 2025 Lineup Unleashed: Full-Frame Power, MFT Comeback, and Big Surprises

Panasonic’s Lumix division has a well-earned reputation for innovation in the digital camera world. In 2008 Panasonic introduced the Lumix G1, the world’s first mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera, blazing a trail that bigger rivals would follow amateurphotographer.com. This pioneering move stemmed from a core Lumix philosophy: embrace new technology to empower creative photographers and videographers. Early on, Panasonic partnered with Olympus in the Micro Four Thirds standard, championing smaller sensors to enable compact, feature-rich cameras.
8 September 2025
Panasonic Lumix Camera Showdown 2025: Every Current Model Compared (Plus What’s Next!)

Panasonic Lumix Camera Showdown 2025: Every Current Model Compared (Plus What’s Next!)

Panasonic’s Lumix brand has been a mirrorless pioneer since the late 2000s. In partnership with Olympus, Panasonic co-created the Micro Four Thirds system, introducing one of the first mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras in 2008 rtings.com. Lumix gained a reputation for innovation in video: the GH series in particular offered filmmakers advanced codec options, high-resolution framerates, and in-body stabilization long before competitors. With the 2018 formation of the L-Mount Alliance shop.panasonic.com, Panasonic expanded into full-frame cameras, bringing its video-centric approach to larger sensors.
8 September 2025
Leica Camera Lineup 2025: Every Model Compared (M, SL, Q & More Revealed)

Leica Camera Lineup 2025: Every Model Compared (M, SL, Q & More Revealed)

Leica’s iconic M cameras are manual-focus, full-frame rangefinders blending old-school operation with cutting-edge sensors. The current flagship Leica M11 uses a 60 MP backside-illuminated CMOS sensor and Leica’s unique “Triple Resolution” tech, letting you shoot at 60, 36, or 18 MP without crop leica-camera.com. This yields outstanding dynamic range and low-light performance for a sensor its size leica-camera.com. The M11 retains the classic M-mount for interchangeable Leica lenses and the optical rangefinder focusing mechanism. Notably, Leica omitted video and autofocus – true to rangefinder tradition, the M11 is a stills-focused tool that “remains limited to what’s photographically useful” to photographers leica-camera.com leica-camera.com.
8 September 2025
Olympus OM System Cameras in 2025: 10 Shocking Facts & Latest Updates

Olympus OM System Cameras in 2025: 10 Shocking Facts & Latest Updates

In 2021, Olympus Corporation made the tough decision to sell its century-old camera division. The business was transferred to OM Digital Solutions, a new company under Japan Industrial Partners, which now produces cameras under the OM System brand dpreview.com dpreview.com. Freed from Olympus’s corporate shadow, the imaging team gained agility. “OM Digital Solutions was reborn as an imaging business... better able to focus specifically on photography customers,” explains Shigemi Sugimoto, OMDS’s CEO dpreview.com dpreview.com.
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