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Image Isn't Everything: Lytro's "Light Field" Illuminates Photography's Formidable Future

Lytro's amazing "light field" camera tech has everyone from pro photogs to casual clickers abuzz. But the innovations now en route suggest that the company's best is yet to come.READ»

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Justice Dept. Files Complaint To Block AT&T-T-Mobile Merger, Sony's 3-D Projector Goggles, HP Plans Final TouchPad Run

This and more important news from your Fast Company editors, with updates all day.READ»

Kinect Hacked For 3-D Scanning Of Archaeology Site

Archaeologists are planning to use Microsoft's super-cheap Kinect to help plan progress and record data at a future dig in Jordan. If all goes as planned, the $150 piece of gaming tech could let them virtually walk around 3-D models of huge excavation sites.READ»

The Latest Feats From Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez, Hollywood's Stealthiest Innovator

Robert Rodriguez was doing 3-D way before it was cool. Now he's testing out a whole crop of moviemaking experiments, including "Aroma-Scope" for his latest Spy Kids installment, and a remake of animated fantasy "Heavy Metal." READ»

Why You'll Care About Intel's 3-D Chip Invention: Mobile Battery Life

Intel's latest transistor breakthrough will make the chips that power phones and computers up to 50% more efficient and 37% faster. READ»

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Why No Amount Of Money Can Make 3-D TV Successful

The TV industry is losing money while it awaits the one thing money can't rush: talent.READ»

Apple Round-Up: 3-D iPhone Photography, Battery Back-Up Chargers, Smart Haptics, and More...

Apple's filed a bumper crop of patents recently, and some of them hint at pretty neat features in future iDevices. Let's have a look...READ»

Zoolander Meets Dr. Evil: Kinect Hack Prints Out a Model Mini-You

Ever want to be a model? Then you'll love this new hack that combines 3-D imaging and a RepRap machine to turn you into...a model! It's clever, and hints at two powerful futures for tech.READ»

Phil "Captain 3-D" McNally Is DreamWorks' Animated Megamind

Nearly 33% of movie earnings are now generated from 3-D films. In 2010, six of the top 10 highest-grossing movies were shot in three dimensions. But the tech has not caught on as fast on TV as many thought it would. So the guy with the legal middle name of Captain 3-D can't rest yet. READ»

Google Amps Up 3-D Digital London to Delight Royal Wedding Watchers

Google's taken another step toward the Matrix, wrapped in white ribbons for the Royal Wedding, in a tricked out map of London with super-real 3-D representations of buildings and parks along the procession route.READ»

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iFive: Baidu Promotes Piracy, Penthouse Goes 3-D TV, Windows 8 for Tablets, Gmail Error Fixed With Tape, Twitter Ads Regulated

Tuesday's rocked around again, so let us help you get to grips with the early news: here's iFive.READ»

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iFive: PS2 Still Selling, Adobe's Tablet Plans, YouTube Supports 3-D, Zynga Worth $8 Billion?, Martian Astronauts

While you were sleeping, the world kept turning, and innovation never even closed its eyes--so here's the early news, summarized:READ»