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Anyone interested in cameras needs to check out all the latest news from Photokina, like the incredible 100-megapixel medium-format camera from Fujifilm. In non-shutterbug news, Google is backtracking on a Chrome update, we tested Mercedes’ MBUX voice controls and the Xbox One is getting support for mouse and keyboard.

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Better specs than Canon, Nikon and Sony -- but they’re not coming until next year.

Panasonic announces two full-frame L-Mount mirrorless cameras

Following the launch of the L-Mount alliance, Panasonic has revealed a pair of full-frame L-Mount mirrorless cameras, the 47-megapixel Lumix S1R and 24-megapixel S1. Both models are set to arrive in spring of 2019, with further specifications to be revealed later.

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Chrome 70 will let users decline linking web, browser sign-in

In response to feedback, Google has announced that in Chrome 70 users will be able to "turn off linking web-based sign-in with browser-based sign-in." As Google Security Princess Parisa Tabriz writes, it will still default to on, but you can opt out of it and have an assurance that the browser is not syncing your data to the cloud in the background.

Christopher Nolan will be happy.

Kodak's retro Ektachrome film arrives after a long wait

After a slight delay as it scrambled to find all the chemicals and materials required, Kodak is finally releasing its Ektachrome color reversal film, beloved by analog photographers and filmmakers alike.

‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ was the first show on American TV to use "Googled" as a verb.

The Google graveyard: Remembering three dead search engines

Back in the late '90s, Google Search was competing with a handful of other engines, most of which have faded into the ether by now. Here's a look back at three search engines that Google gobbled up nearly 20 years ago.

Natural-language AI in your car.

Mercedes A-Class First Drive: Top-level tech comes to an entry-level car

No scripts and no need to push a button. With MBUX -- which is making its debut in the new A-Class -- you just say the wake words, "Hi Mercedes" or "Hey Mercedes." Plus, there’s an augmented reality navigation setup, all powered by NVIDIA hardware.

If tests go well it could launch worldwide.

Tinder borrows Bumble's women-message-first feature

In India, the dating app has been testing a My Move feature, which gives women more control over conversations. If women enable the feature in their settings, only they can start a conversation after a match -- you know, like Bumble.

Always remember to pack your radiation shielding and portable defibrillator.

How the first space tourists will make it back to Earth alive

Between an absolute vacuum that will burst your lungs just before you freeze to death, lethal doses of cosmic radiation, microgravity-induced physiological changes and the psychological stress of being isolated in such an unforgiving environment, venturing beyond Earth's gravity is not an activity for the ill-prepared or faint of heart.

But wait, there's more...

1. Xbox One mouse and keyboard support is coming (for some games)

2. Firefox Monitor will tell you when your passwords are compromised

3. Nintendo used 'Pokémon Go' to reveal a new mythical critter

4. Netflix's 'Making a Murderer' continues October 19th

5. Sony is working on 12 new E-Mount lenses for its Alpha mirrorless cameras

6. Fujifilm shows off an insane 100-megapixel medium-format camera

7. Fujifilm's rotating lens projector adjusts to your viewing space

8. 3D-printed gun advocate Cody Wilson resigns from Defense Distributed

9. PC gamers like using controllers more than you might think

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