If you root the Kindle Fire and put a real Android operating system and real Android apps on it, can you turn this neutered e-reader from Amazon into an Android tablet you can be proud of? The answer is yes, sort of. Read More >>

Kickstarter is a crowd-funding website where people show off their ideas and ask for funding. There are plenty of good and bad ideas, but we're going to focus on six that caught our eye. Read More >>

Who hasn't been frustrated by an out-of-focus photo? The Lytro Light Field Camera might be the most revolutionary change in photography since digital came along: it lets you refocus your photos after you take them. Don't sell your old digital camera just yet, though. The Lytro has some serious drawbacks, including a fixed amount of storage. Take our quick tour of this unusual camera's features, from touchscreen to output. To experiment with the other dynamic photographs we took using the Lytro, read our full review. Read More >>

Light field photography can eliminate the biggest problem photographers have: out-of-focus pictures. Don't toss your digital camera just yet, though. Although a major breakthrough, the Lytro is far from perfect. Read More >>

Google's newly awarded patent describes a process for listening to background noise, conversations, video, weather, and other environmental factors in order to serve targeted advertising. Read More >>

"Random access JPEG" technology from Scalado lets camera users remove foreground objects, and create high-quality panoramas and 3-D images. Scalado doesn't make digital cameras--they just make digital cameras better. Read More >>

OneNote Mobile offers a nice alternative to sync-to-cloud note-taking apps such as EverNote and Springpad. You can edit notes containing rich text, and sync with mobile devices via SkyDrive and the OneNote Web App. Read More >>

If you enjoy photography, iPhoto for iOS could be the best $4.99 you've ever spent on an iPhone or iPad app. Read More >>

Correction: Most of our predictions about the iPad 3 were spot-on, but our Jacob Lopez was a bit off in a one spot. Read More >>

It's official: Apple has announced the "new iPad" and is taking orders. Jacob Lopez shares all the highlights from the Wednesday event, including Apple's latest TV. Read More >>

Skewed photos of business receipts and whiteboards on your iPhone? No problem. Straighten, brighten, and share captures with Genius Scan. Read More >>

Getting colors in video to look right is tricky. You will do better if you white balance the shot before you begin. Read More >>

ionGrid's Nexus is a client-and-server product for distributing enterprise documents to the iPad--with high security, performance, and document fidelity. Read More >>

Want to send a great, cheap valentine? Take an appropriate photo with your phone, write a note, and send it as a fragrant postcard. Read More >>

There have been cheap Android tablets for a while. The NOVO7 hints at a lot of quality to come. Read More >>