Cherlynn Low
Cherlynn is Deputy Editor, Reviews at Engadget and also leads the site's Google reporting. She graduated with a Master’s in Journalism from Columbia University before joining Tom's Guide and its sister site LaptopMag as a staff writer, where she covered wearables, cameras, laptops, computers and smartphones, among many other subjects.
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Canon's Rebel T5 DSLR is a solid camera for those looking to take a dip into semi-pro photography, but video focusing could be better.

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Plastic surgery goes digital with a new Beauty Mirror app for iOS that reshapes your face in real time.

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Confounded by all the knobs and dials on your DSLR or mirrorless camera? This guide helps you get the most out of your semi-pro shooter.

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Email sent to and from iCloud servers just got more secure, as Apple has started in-transit message encryption.

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Canon's DSLR is great for advanced consumers as well as pros who want to lighten their loads. These tips will help you get the most out of the camera.

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For an hour starting 1 p.m. ET today (July 14), Samsung will give away $250 to those who trade in a qualifying DSLR camera via Amazon.

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Sony's 24-megapixel Alpha A77 II gives photographers great detail under low light, speedy autofocus, and fast subject tracking in videos.

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Make the most out of playlist recommendation service Songza with this handy guide.

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A new patent shows Canon is working on a sensor with ultraviolet, red, green, blue and infrared layers to take pictures with better skin tone.

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The LG G Watch and Samsung's Gear Live, both running Android Wear, will be available to order on Google's Play Store today.

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Despite its reputation, the iPhone's security isn't perfect. Here are five things you need to do to lock down your device.

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Consumers looking for Pebble's high-end smartwatch won't have to go far to get their fix.

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The WiME Wi-Watch A3 takes a micro SIM card, runs full Android 4.3 and has speakers and a microphone built in, making it a standalone phone.

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The new da Vinci 1.0 and 2.1 all-in-one 3D printers will also scan small reference models.

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Acer's Liquid Leap smartband tries to be a jack of all trades but masters none.

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Editor's ChoiceCanon's EOS 70D is a versatile rig ideal for action photography and sharp video thanks to new autofocus technology.

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Adobe's latest app makes it easy for you to create fun compelling videos with photos, text, narration and background music.

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Based on an Apple patent, future iPhone cameras could use optical image stabilization to create "super-resolution" pictures.

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If you have access to a 3D printer and some technical know-how, you can build your own Google Glass-like frame for less than $200.

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Analysts expect unit sales of iPods to decline as the rumord iWatch takes over some of the MP3 player's functions.

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Lytro's Illum camera captures 40 million rays of light and its direction to let you adjust focus and depth of field after you shoot.

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Eyefi's new cloud service lets you snap pictures and instantly share them from virtually any camera.

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Will.I.Am's smartwatch can make calls, play music and access Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. It will launch in July.
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