Facebook photos still exist on the company's servers even after deletion and can apparently still be accessed, Ars Technica reports.

Will the next iPod Nano once again sport a camera? Newly-released spy shots once again suggest Apple's experimenting with the idea.

A conservation group has released photos of tribal people in Peru that they say are "the most detailed sightings of uncontacted Indians ever recorded on camera."

It's not the company's fastest, but 64GB and 128GB SD cards will help customers who have a big appetite for data.

Suffering from Apple TV envy? This clever app gives your phone or tablet the tools to beam songs and snapshots straight to your Roku.

If your iPhone clock somehow gets set to the past the photos taken since then could be viewed despite the phone being locked.

The online file-sharing service has added a new option to its latest test build that would automatically import images and videos to your cloud-based Dropbox storage.

It really doesn't take a lot of work to keep your photos organized, just a little commitment.

People are increasingly using their smartphones to capture moments, according to a new study by the NPD Group, but standalone cameras are still more popular.

At its San Francisco headquarters, the company offers up a green alternative to live trees--100 percent recycled cardboard trees, entirely produced and manufactured with solar energy. Also: Salvation Army attempts to break the bell-ringing record.

Instagram was named top iPhone App of the Year by Apple, and Crave wants to see some of your best shots from the photo-sharing service.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory is a sun-pointing semi-autonomous spacecraft that allows nearly continuous observations of the sun. Check out its latest snapshots.