Ever heard of a mirrorless camera? Well now you have. The world's largest DSLR maker, Canon will be making a change soon if rumours are to be correct. The EOS M camera has been revealed on a Japanese website called Digicame. The site claims that they have got their hands on the camera and that it came straight from a retailer. The camera looks to use a new lens mount called EF-M, and is pictured with a 22mm f/2 STM macro lens.

The sensor size is still unclear, but Canon Watch's source claims that the EOS M will take on a APS-C sensor, but it is a possibility that Canon will reuse the slightly smaller 1.5-inch chip found in the G1 X. The camera looks to be small, simple and accessible camera, the design is very much close to the Nikon J1 or the Panasonic GF5. The camera doesn't appear to have a pop-up flash either, but it does have a hotshoe mount. The image could be fake, but with a official reveal said to be coming on Monday, we do not have long to find out.

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Canon EOS M mirrorless camera leaked

Ever heard of a mirrorless camera? Well now you have. The world's largest DSLR maker, Canon will be making a change soon if rumours are to be correct. The EOS M camera has been revealed on a Japanese website called Digicame. The site claims that they have got their hands on the camera and that it came straight from a retailer. The camera looks to use a new lens mount called EF-M, and is pictured with a 22mm f/2 STM macro lens.

The sensor size is still unclear, but Canon Watch's source claims that the EOS M will take on a APS-C sensor, but it is a possibility that Canon will reuse the slightly smaller 1.5-inch chip found in the G1 X. The camera looks to be small, simple and accessible camera, the design is very much close to the Nikon J1 or the Panasonic GF5. The camera doesn't appear to have a pop-up flash either, but it does have a hotshoe mount. The image could be fake, but with a official reveal said to be coming on Monday, we do not have long to find out.

So BGR Reports that they have received a set of photos showing portions of the new Maps app in iOS 6. Based on the photos, the site has put together a mockup demonstrating how the app may appear in iOS 6

"BGR has obtained exclusive information and photos of parts of Apple’s new Maps app from a trusted source, and the app features a refreshed user interface including a brand new navigation bar. This bar, we’re told, is silver instead of blue. Since the current Maps app follows the standard blue iOS color scheme, we think it’s possible Apple might shift toward a silver color theme in iOS 6 like on the iPad.  

The iPhone version of Maps has a floating locate me button (it sounds very similar to Android’s Google Maps app) in the bottom left corner. To access 3D mode, which will make use of Apple’s C3 Technologies acquisition, you have to peel back the lower right corner of Maps just like the current version and enable 3D mode. Once enabled, you can switch in and out of 3D mode by tapping a 3D icon in the lower left corner."

You can see all of the photos here including the 3D toggle button on the bottom left hand side of the image.

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Composite Mockup of iOS 6 Maps App based on leaked screenshots

So BGR Reports that they have received a set of photos showing portions of the new Maps app in iOS 6. Based on the photos, the site has put together a mockup demonstrating how the app may appear in iOS 6

"BGR has obtained exclusive information and photos of parts of Apple’s new Maps app from a trusted source, and the app features a refreshed user interface including a brand new navigation bar. This bar, we’re told, is silver instead of blue. Since the current Maps app follows the standard blue iOS color scheme, we think it’s possible Apple might shift toward a silver color theme in iOS 6 like on the iPad.  

The iPhone version of Maps has a floating locate me button (it sounds very similar to Android’s Google Maps app) in the bottom left corner. To access 3D mode, which will make use of Apple’s C3 Technologies acquisition, you have to peel back the lower right corner of Maps just like the current version and enable 3D mode. Once enabled, you can switch in and out of 3D mode by tapping a 3D icon in the lower left corner."

You can see all of the photos here including the 3D toggle button on the bottom left hand side of the image.