Drone photography has soared in recent years, with the number of and quality of drone photos increasing every year. There are so many photos in fact that drone photography even has its own official awards programmes.

We loved the DJI Mini 3 Pro when we tested it earlier this year, but we had one main complaint, it's just too pricey for most people.

The EE Pocket-lint Awards shortlist has been announced, as the Awards prepare to celebrate products across 20 main categories from smartphones and tablets to wearables and TVs.

The Shortlist nominees for the EE Pocket-lint Awards has been announced, celebrating the best devices across a number of categories including smartphones, cars, laptops and cameras.

The EE Pocket-lint Awards are back for a 19th year and celebrate the best devices and products across 20 main categories.

DJI has unveiled a new version of its popular high-end consumer Mavic drone. It's called the Mavic 3 Classic and brings a lot of the important features from the Mavic 3 but in a more affordable package, and you don't lose as much as you might assume you would. 

This year over 2,000 people from 116 countries around the world submitted images to the Drone Photo Awards 2022. This competition is part of the Siena Awards international Festival of visual arts and includes some magnificent images from the skies above. 

DJI has launched its second first-person view drone, and it's designed to offer thrilling flights in both indoor and outdoor environments, thanks to its small size and shielded propellers.

To FPV drone hobbyists, the DJI Avata is a very familiar concept, but it's one that, until now, has yet to hit the mainstream. The FPV community calls this class of drone a cinewhoop, and it's designed to be able to fly closer to people and objects while reducing the risk of chopping things up with the propellers.

Snapchat owner Snap Inc has ditched development on its Pixy selfie drone just four months after launch.

We first heard rumours of DJI's ducted cinewhoop style FPV drone back in May of this year, but now, it would seem that we're nearing launch.

When it comes to high-quality, consumer-friendly camera drones, the field has been pretty much dominated by DJI since its inception. However, the competition is catching up, and we think some of the best examples of this are the flying machines in Autel Robotics' lineup.

There are all sorts of games available for the Oculus Rift, Rift S and the Oculus (now Meta) family of VR headsets. 

Walmart - the mega supermarket chain - has announced plans to rollout its drone delivery service to six states by the end of the year, enabling consumers to get their shopping in 30 minutes in some cases. 

Insta360 has announced a new 360 camera designed specifically for the DJI Mavic Air 2 and Air 2S, called the Sphere.

DJI recently released the Mini 3 Pro, the first high-end drone in its Mini series. Now, new leaks indicate the company is developing another drone, called Avata, that will be indoor-friendly.

There are plenty of reasons to go for a compact and lightweight drone, not least because they're much easier to carry around, but also because they're much more restriction-friendly. Many countries regard drones in this weight class as toys and don't require registration or licensing.

After months of leaks and rumours, the DJI Mini 3 Pro is finally here - and it sure seems worth the wait.

The Mini 3 Pro is an entirely different beast from what we've seen previously from DJI, shelling the entry-level tag of its predecessors and offering a truly compelling option for all comers.

DJI tweeted it will announce something on 10 May, teasing it will reveal "a twist in the plot". Now, retail listings and even a full-blown YouTube video are showing an unannounced DJI Mini 3 Pro and its controller. The video is an unboxing from YouTuber DM Productions - shared on the same day as DJI's teaser tweet.

Many suspect that the DJI Mini 3 Pro may be nearing release, we've seen numerous leaks over the last couple of months, and they just keep on coming.

Snap, the company that owns Snapchat, has long considered itself a "camera" company first. After all, when you open Snapchat, the first screen you see is the camera. And its smart glasses, Spectacles, are entirely about helping wearers more seamlessly create and share snaps (aka videos). Now, Snap is taking its camera expertise to the next level: It's introducing a flying camera.

With drones becoming more popular over the past few years - as the consumer drone market exploded - more and more people took to these easy-to-fly smart quadcopters to film their outdoor exploits. For the first time it enabled pretty much anyone to get stunning aerial footage, because you know longer had to hire a helicopter and camera crew to do it. 

There have been leaks aplenty surrounding the DJI Mini 3 and Mini 3 Pro drones. We've not only seen packaging but full videos of the framework for the Mini 2's successors and their specifications.

The first generation Mavic Air and the DJI Spark were the two smallest drones in the company's product offering when they first launched. They've since been replaced by the Mini and the Air 2, but if you're looking to get into droning with something small and easy, you could still do worse than picking up a used older model. 

The rumour mill is operating at full speed surrounding DJI's upcoming drone, the Mini 3 Pro.

DJI is rumoured to be working on a Mini 3 drone, and a new leak has surfaced revealing what appears to be a redesigned body, as it looks somewhat different from the Mini 2.

The drone market has a heck of a lot of great value options right now, but it's fair to say that an outsized proportion of them come from DJI alone.

There's nothing particularly professional about DJI's Mini drones. They're typically designed for consumers who want to dip their toes into aerial photography - but a new leak suggests a Pro variant could be on the way.

The DJI Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Cine launched back in November but at the time, the drones were missing some features that had been promised.

DJI has taken a giant leap into creating the perfect pro-level consumer drone, and has officially announced the all-new Mavic 3. And, as far as performance and specs go, this one's an absolute monster. 

The 19th annual EE Pocket-lint Awards, celebrates the best devices and products across 20 categories from smartphones to cameras.

The Shortlist for the EE Pocket-lint Awards has been announced, celebrating 20 main categories ranging from best smartphone to best smart home device. Each category has been narrowed down to six nominees from the hundreds of devices we have reviewed over the last 12 months.

The EE Pocket-lint Awards are almost upon us, where we celebrate the best devices, services and products from the last 12 months. There are 20 main categories in total, with each one offering six nominations.

The Shortlist for the EE Pocket-lint Awards has been announced, with nominees across 20 main categories, from phones and cameras to cars and games.

Leaks have already shown us our first glimpse of what DJI's next flagship consumer drone, the Mavic 3, is expected to look like. If those fairly low resolution snaps weren't enough though, the most recent leak is a massive photo dump from German blogger Nils Ahrensmeier.

DJI's next flagship consumer drone - the Mavic 3 - is expected to launch in the near future, and now we have a closer look at what the final product may look like. 

It appears DJI is about to reveal the next in its lineup of high end consumer drones, and if leaked details are accurate it appears as though it was worth waiting for. 

DJI has quietly released a new drone in the US. Called the DJI Mini SE, it costs $299 and is available from several retailers.

When it comes to drones, most of us don't want to spend a thousand or more on seeing whether we enjoy piloting them and capturing footage - that's a big outlay on something if you're not a full-time creator.

Over the past few years we've seen the rise of new, interactive methods of teaching kids of all ages the basics of coding. Whether it be Apple's Swift Playgrounds, Kano's interactive toys or Sphero's programmable robots, there's a whole host of educational gadgets out there. 

It seems an age since DJI first introduced the Mavic Air to the world. Since launching it released the Mavic Air and the Air 2S, 'Mavic' moniker is no more. The aim has always been the same: to bring powerful capabilities to users in a smaller, more affordable drone than its more premium Mavic series. 

DJI has long been the champion of the consumer drone market, pushing boundaries and implementing technology that makes it easy for the average person to do previously impossible aerial photography and videography. 

DJI has unveiled a new consumer drone called the Air 2S and it builds on the previous Air 2 by adding an impressive 1-inch sensor to the camera. 

A yet-be-announced DJI drone, called the Air 2S, has leaked online via a slew of images posted by TechnikNews and leaker Roland Quandt. These leaks follow a US Federal Communications Commission filing from last month, all of which suggests a launch is imminent.

DJI has unveiled a brand new drone, and unlike its previous consumer models, this one is designed to be used primarily through the company's FPV goggles. It even says it in the name, it's the DJI FPV. 

It looks a lot like DJI is preparing to launch a new drone. In fact, if an early unboxing video is anything to go by, we're going to see a new category of DJI drone.

At this year's virtual-only CES, Sony announced it is finally jumping into the drone business, by showing off its new Airpeak drone as it chased around the company's S-Vision concept car on public Austrian roads.

The US Department of Commerce’s Entity List has added DJI, one of the world's most popular drone makers, officially blacklisting the Chinese company by declaring it a national security concern. The Entity List also bans any US-based company from exporting technology to DJI. 

DJI has an absolutely dominant position in the commercial drone market, with a range of options and price points that you can choose from if you're looking for something to take holiday pictures on, or shoot aerial video with.

Sony has made an interesting, if at this point pretty barebones announcement about its intentions in the world of drones - namely, that it's getting into the game. 

After much speculation, DJI has finally announced its latest ultra-portable camera drone, the DJI Mini 2.

DJI will be announcing its latest product in an online event. Thanks to leaks, we've already seen the DJI Mini 2, a compact consumer drone, and this is what we're expecting the company to launch today. Fortunately, you can watch the action unfold.

DJI is close to launching a follow up to its popular, tiny drone: the Mavic Mini. Having seemingly gone on sale early at a Best Buy store in the States, the sequel has been unboxed and all important specs revealed before the company wanted us to know about it. 

DJI’s Mini drone, the Mavic Mini, is on sale for Prime Day 2020. Amazon US has also slashed prices on DJI's Osmo lineup.

A new DJI drone has appeared. Or, at least, registration has been submitted for a new DJI drone with the FCC, and is likely to be the Mavic Mini 2. 

Amazon has received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration regulatory body to operate drones in the US, enabling the retailer to finally begin offering commercial drone deliveries - or at least trial deliveries - according to a report from Bloomberg.

The Isle of Wight is the first beneficiary of a new drone delivery service that can take urgent medical supplies to its main hospital faster than a ferry.

DJI is back with an all-new Mavic drone, and this one seeks to bring the power and finesse of its high-end Mavic models and put them in a much smaller, more affordable package. It might just be a winner. 

DJI has unveiled the latest drone to join its Mavic consumer range of flying machines. It's called the Mavic Air 2, and it's probably the company's most advanced consumer drone to date. 

A fresh new wave of information has come right at the last minute revealing the DJI Mavic Air 2 in all its glory, including an almost unbelievably low price point (considering the feature list and specs). 

DJI's next Mavic Air drone has shown up on the Brazilian equivalent of the FCC, ANATEL, and reveals all the crucial details of the upcoming quadcopter. 

A set of photos have leaked showing what appears to be a new DJI Mavic drone, although we're unsure exactly where in the product lineup this particular drone might sit. 

If you've just picked up a new DJI drone, you're probably agog with the potential in your hands - all of sudden, amazing aerial photography and videography is completely attainable.

There's nothing quite like drone photography — the unique perspectives and angles that a flying camera can lend you really are their own reward, and can also invigorate any social media feed with professional-level content. 

Today marks a pretty big cut-off in the UK's progress on drone regulations. It's the deadline that the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has set for members of the public to register any drones they own that weigh more than 250g. 

The UK's long-awaited plans to launch a drone registration and testing scheme have come to fruition today, and involve anyone with a drone big enough being required to register and take a test in order to fly their drones. 

DJI is working on a new drone, according to official press images of the device that have just surfaced online.

The DJI Mavic Mini is, as the name suggests, a mini drone. Indeed, it's what many call a 'toy drone' (DJI prefers 'Fly Cam'), hitting the size and weight points to circumvent the changing legal restrictions in a lot of places. People want drones and this is one way the Chinese company can continue to sell to its fans.

DJI has taken the wraps off its latest drone, and it's called the Mavic Mini. As the name suggests, it's a tiny Mavic, but don't call it a drone. DJI is calling it a "Fly Cam".

It was back in 2018 that Parrot launched Anafi, a drone - described as a platform, as its quick-release batteries offer standard and extended options - with 4K camera for capturing great in-flight video and stills. Its 180-degree moving camera gimbal offers top-down vertical viewpoints in either directions, making its professional applications wider than some competitors' drone offerings.

There's an unwritten rule that everything comes full circle. It's cool to like 70s vinyl again. Luminescent 80s clothing is back in a big way. Remember Robot Wars on the BBC in the 90s* (where people built robots to battle to the death)? Well, take that, marry it with eSports (think League of Legends), plonk it in a giant Chinese stadium, and you've got Robomaster: the world's first first-person shooter robot battle arena competition.

As drones fill the skies so too do videos of their antics. If shows like You've Been Framed have taught us anything it's that seeing expensive things get destroyed is funny.

DJI, the global leader in consumer drones, has unveiled a new digital first person view system that includes FPV goggles, a transmission module, remote controller and an FPV camera.

Parrot is retiring some of its consumer-focused drones, with reports that the Mambo and Swing lines are coming to an end. That will see Parrot make an exit from the toy drone category.

Amazon made a new Prime Air delivery drone - and this one is set to launch sometime in 2019.

The UK's CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) is in consultation stages of a new move that could mean drone owners will need to pay an annual license fee. 

After being given the go-ahead to run a drone delivery service in Australia, Google has received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration to launch the service in the US too.

There is a video going around the web of a huge blimp-like hovercraft with an Amazon logo on it pushing out dozens of drones as if they were eggs. One Twitter user called it “borderline dystopian”, and we couldn't agree more.

DJI has unveiled an all new smart controller for its popular drones that features a built-in display. It'll come as a major plus to any drone flyers fed up with having to fiddle around with small cables, and wrestling their phones into the current controller's arms. 

New incoming legislation is set to give police more powers to manage and proactively deal with illegal drone use.

It's fun to imagine what a world would be like with goods being delivered to your doorstep by drones, but we're pretty close to that being a reality now, thanks to several companies that are developing drone delivery services.

DJI is the choice brand for anyone wanting a serious drone. Regardless of your budget or what size of drone you need, the company more than likely has something that will fit your needs.

DJI has officially launched the Mavic 2 Pro And Mavic 2 Zoom camera drones. Not before time; the original mid-July launch date launch date was postponed but, unfortunately, it wasn't in time to stop them being printed in the Argos catalogue. 

DJI had to postpone it's recent Mavic 2 launch because the user experience of the drone wasn't up to scratch.

Parrot has been teasing its next big product over the last few weeks, ahead of a global launch, and we can now reveal what has been lurking under the pulsing green LEDs in the campaign: the Parrot Anafi - one of the most portable 4K HDR drones we've ever seen.

German car manufacturer BMW has agreed a partnership with the Drone Racing League (DRL) that will see the two work together to produce the fastest racing drone ever. BMW will also host one of this year's races at BMW Welt, the company's multi-use exhibition centre in Munich, Germany.