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This week on The Wrap, we’ll find out what’s happening in the world of Apple with iOS, watchOS, macOS, and more, plus what else the week of tech entailed. All that in five.

One of the oldest camera makers is undergoing a change, and will sell its camera business to someone else.

Fancy a new camera? You might just have a few reasons, as Canon, Nikon, and Olympus talk up new gear, Photoshop turns 30, and we check out a phone that is more camera than mobile. All in five.

The Pixel 4 has been announced, and that’s not all. From smartphones to headphones to cameras and more. Find out what else is coming in five minutes.

Your phone might be able to survive a drop in the water, but can it survive a drop altogether? If you need a camera that can, a new variant on its tough models is on the way made for water and falls.

CES might be over, but new technology is still rolling in, and this year you can expect more storage, more speed, and better sound. News from Samsung, Jaybird, Optus, Olympus, Fender, and Sonos on The Wrap.

Cameras are getting smaller across the board, but what if you still want a big camera, and you want something fast? Olympus looks to bridge both of those in its upcoming M1X.

High-res music is seen as the next stage of portable music, but to take part, you need a special player just for it. Something new from Olympus will not only make playback possible, but something else, too.

Audio everywhere with Apple, Amazon, Bose, and visual with Olympus and Samsung. Plus we’ll review “Monster Hunter: World”. It’s the AV episode of The Wrap.

Big camera technologies don’t necessarily need a big camera, and Olympus is proving it this week with a new compact mirrorless that handles stills and modern video alike.