This week Canon announced their latest gadget, the EOS Rebel SL1, designed to be the world’s smallest and lightest DSLR camera. Featuring an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor and a DIGIC 5 Image Processor, the camera measures just 4.6″ x 3.57″ x 2.74″ and weighs only 14.36 oz. A 3″ Clear View LCD monitor II provides an expansive display as well as allowing intuitive touch panel interaction. [Read More]

Just as Google announced the impending demise of Google Reader, it has announced a new application for those looking to organize all their notes and lists in one place. Called Google Keep, the new application lets you quickly jot down notes and add checklists and photos. In addition to written notes, Keep will also record and transcribe your voice notes. Best of all, your notes and recordings will stay synced across all your devices running Google Keep. Currently, Google Keep is only available from the Google Play store for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and above. Enjoy.

If you’ve always wanted to live the life of a creative hipster graphic designer, or you already do live the life of a creative hipster graphic designer, Wacom’s new 13-inch multi-touch tablet is just the ticket to help you on your way. Following on from the brands previous multitouch tablet, this release comes in at a (slightly) more reasonable price. Full details haven’t been released yet but the pen provides 2,048 levels of sensitivity and tilt recognition, and the display provides the same ExpressKeys and Rocker Ring as its bigger brother. Coming in at $1,000, compared to the multitouch Cintiq’ $3,700 (USD), it’s much more accessible for hobbyists and professionals alike.

When it’s turned off, it looks like a black-to-transparent gradient mirror in the living room. When it’s on, Philips‘ DesignLine LED 3D TV is a cutting-edge, razor-sharp, supermodel-thin entertainment hub. As television continues to evolve, Philips has taken an artistic, minimalist approach to how we consume media, creating their newest TV in the form of a glass sheet. The DesignLine can stand, hang, or lean on any wall (thanks to a newly developed mounting system) and seamlessly connects to home networks to access online content. As early as the second quarter of 2013, Philips’ DesignLine could be available to European and Russian markets in 46″ and 55″ options.

How do build the followup to the most successful smartphone in your company's history? You start by leaving a lot the same. At a glance, the Samsung Galaxy S4 ($TBA) looks much like the S3 — but look closer, and you'll notice changes like a 5-inch, 1080p Super AMOLED display, Gorilla Glass 3 for added durability, a 1.6GHz Exynos Octa 8-core processor, a larger battery, and a 13 megapixel camera. Of course, software plays a part too, with new features like Smart Scroll and Smart Pause that use eye-tracking and the accelerometer to scroll pages and pause videos automatically. Arriving Q2 2013.

Ever wish there was a Hate equivalent to the Like button on Facebook? Now there is one. Hater (Free) is a new service that lets you share your hate with the world. Features include a built-in Hater camera, rant-writing capabilities, the ability to share Hates anonymously under an Alter Ego, the ability to instantly share your Hates via Facebook and Twitter, and the ability to browse through the most popular hates. Just consider putting a passcode on your phone if you download it — a list of the things you hate *cough* mustard *cough* could be dangerous if it fell into the wrong hands.

Never lose sight of you gadgets, kids or wife again thanks to the HipKey ($89 USD). With a range of up to 50 meters, this lightweight aluminum plastic and aluminum device pairs with your iGadgets via Bluetooth and sounds an alarm when it drifts too far from the source. There's even a mode that will trigger a sound if someone attempts to tamper with it.

A warning to girls who end up hooking up with men wearing Google Glass. When everyone has Glass, we’re never going to get anything done. Seriously though it’s kinda creepy how this is coming true. Enjoy.

Most office chairs are designed to give us comfort and support as we sit in front of a computer all day — but with the proliferation of smartphones and tablets, we're pulled away from our desktop setups more and more. The Steelcase Gesture Chair was designed with this change in mind. As such, it's built to support a wide variety of postures and sitting preferences, promising to give you support whether you're banging away at a keyboard, casually browsing a report on your iPad, or cranking out a quick text on your smartphone. Oh, and it doesn't look too shabby, either. Coming this fall. [Watch More]

Tired of Pandora, Spotify and the native iPhone music app? You're in luck. The brand-new T3 Music Player, inspired by one of the most influential industrial designer of the 20th century, Dieter Rams, has just debuted in the Apple App Store.The simplistic music player T3 boasts functionality and aesthetics. Against an all-white background, there's a digital wheel you can slide your finger on to play, pause, stop, rewind, forward and skip a track. Add your favorite songs to playlists that can be organized alphabetically or by rank. The app is available for $.99 on iTunes. [Watch More]