10 ways your phone camera sucks

Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   Today on CNET       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter April 18, 2012     Laura Cucullu Senior features editor Profile Email 10 ways your phone camera sucks If you're OK with your soft, blurry, noisy smartphone photos that only look good viewed on a small screen and slathered with effects, keep right on snapping. But if you want features like slow-motion video capture, high-speed burst shooting, or multishot image processing, you're going to want a dedicated camera. Here are 10 reasons you should have a camera outside of your cell phone. Read more | Share on Facebook        Best Amazon tablet: A Samsung? The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 is the first full Android 4.0 tablet with the size, price, and performance to compete with the Kindle Fire, and it just may have the chops to match what the Fire does best.  More | Share on Facebook          Google TV: Still not ready for prime time While it may sport high-end looks and a cutting-edge remote, LG's pretty G2 series is another disappointing attempt at Google TV that leaves CNET editors frustrated.  More | Share on Facebook          Will T-Mobile get the iPhone 5? T-Mobile offers great value on its service, but customers are frustrated by the lack of handset choices, especially those lusting to buy an iPhone.  More | Share on Facebook          14 must-have gadgets right now These are the 14 best pieces of consumer technology you can possibly own at the moment. Some of CNET's picks you'll be able to guess, but a few other gadget diamonds may have been hiding in the rough.  More | Share on Facebook        Get your favorite CNET editors. To go. Send the free app to your smartphone or iPad. Get it now.     Latest news   Microsoft aims to make iPad an underdog with Windows 8     Xbox Live offering free entertainment this weekend     MacBook Air, ultrabook chips coming as second Intel launch     Steve Jobs' 'lost years' detailed by veteran reporter     Symantec: Flashback malware now down to 140K machines     Latest Windows downloads   PowerBK     Driver Genius Professional Edition     Aid4Mail     Driver Magician Lite Portable     Presentation Marker

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