For those who have been waiting for the 7D successor, Canon announced the EOS 70D. (not sure if it is a 60D successor or a 7D successor but this is it)
It has a new 20 Mpixel APS-C sensor.The main highlight is the Dual-Pixel CMOS AF which is supposed to enable phase-detect AF in live view mode and when shooting HD video. basically each pixel is divided into two sub-pixels for capturing left and right signal for phase detection. Canon claims it is better than the pixel masking method used in Nikon and some Fuji mirror-less cameras.
The main AF module is the same as the old 19-point system used in the 7D so unfortunately no improvement for folks who like to shoot birds in flight.
Continuous shooting speed is reduced from 8fps to 7fps, mainly because it can only support SD card and Canon do no support high speed write to SD.
With articulating screen it seems to be targeted at armature video shooters.
you can read more here
http://www.dpreview.com/previews/canon-eos-70d