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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2011 · 52 MIN

BOL 1497: Lytro is the camera of the future

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Lytro’s Founder and CEO Ren Ng Ph.D. stopped by the BOL studio today to discuss his new product the Lytro Light Field Camera which allows you to focus different depths of field within one photograph. We picked his brain about how the technology works and how it will evolve into the art of photography and beyond. We also discuss the FTC’s probe into Google’s business practices as well as the upcoming possible overhaul of the United States Patent office rules and regulations. Lulzsec continues to make news and publish the identity of its victims while a rival hacker group calling themselves TeaMp0ison has vowed to out the members of Lulzsec by publishing Lulzsec’s identities and personal information in retaliation. All this and more on today’s Buzz Out Loud with special guest host from Android Atlas Antuan Goodwin who has a deep fear of Zombies. Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio form. Some metadata supplementation and/or correction has been done for SEO, clarification, or as a product of data migration. Please report errors to [email protected]. This episode originally published by CNet on 6/24/2011.

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