Christopher Snow

The ultrazoom war goes thermonuclear, and we go hands-on with Canon's secret weapon: the 50x zoom SX50 HS

Few changes over the existing TG-1, but the TG-2 is still positioned to be one of 2013's best rugged models.

WiFi probably won't save the WB800F, which seems to offer few improvements over its predecessor.

Kim Swift's latest creation doesn't have the same instantaneous appeal of Portal, but we're still expecting it to be a hit.

Sony commits to built-in projector technology by skipping a projector-free model.

Follows close behind its predecessor, leaving little time for radical changes and resulting in only a slight upgrade.

Boasts WiFi, a new sensor, and improved waterproofing. We haven't forgotten the TS4's trouble with leaks, though.

Might be a great option for entry level consumers, but it needs a shutter lag fix to earn our full recommendation.