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Google today is  launching  a new mobile application, aimed at helping you better plan your vacations and other travels. Called  Google Trips , the iOS and Android app pulls in a combination of data from Google Maps and crowdsourced contributions from other travelers, in order to offer a personalized travel guide that helps you keep track of your day trips, reservations, points of interest, tourist attractions, restaurants and more. We already knew Google was working on a travel application,  thanks to a leak earlier this year when the app was being tested  within Google’s Local Guides community. Local Guides help to improve Google Maps and business data by writing reviews, correcting listings, and taking photos. In return, they gain exclusive access to try out new Google products and features, such as Google Trips. The app looks today much like it did then. The home screen includes a search box with a prompt “where do you want to go?” for planning new trips, and other cards le

TOP 5 Best Cameras 2017   Okay, we admit it - it's an impossible question. The best camera for a pro photographer is a million miles from the best camera for an adventure sports nut. So what we've done is pick out what we think are the standout cameras in their fields. This may be because they have the most amazing features and specifications, because they're amazing value for what they offer or because they are just brilliant at the job they've been designed for. Along the way we'll explain some of the jargon and the differences between cameras, though if you need a bit more help deciding what kind of camera you need, you can get a lot more information from our special step-by-step guide:  What camera should I buy? 1.  Sony  A7R II Sony's top mirrorless camera is a real show-stopper Type:  Mirrorless |  Sensor size:  full frame, 42.4Mp |  Lens:  Sony E mount (full frame) | Monitor:  3-inch tilting, 1,229k dots |  Viewfinder:  EVF |  Cont