Lytro's Light Field Cameras coming in 2012, start at US $399

By Gadjo Caedenas Sevilla

It is the most innovative development in photography since the digital camera. Lytro's light field cameras are shoot-now, focus-later devices taht are devoid of manifold buttons and kilometric menu screens we've all come to associate with modern digital cameras. This is point-and-shoot simplicity at its most basic, yet you get photos that are always focused because you can go ahead and focus them later on in software. These very unusual and very uniquely designed cameras start at US $399 and wont ship until 2012.

While this is an exciting development in digital photography, we're thinking the initial price point might be a little steep for the general public. Also, announcing a product and having it ship many months later is a bit of a buzzkill, specially for something so new and unusual.

Motoring: Chevrolet Cruze exceeds 50,000 units sold in US

For the first three months of 2011, the Chevrolet Cruze is on track to exceed 50,000 total sales in the US. The Chevy Cruze is proving to be an extremely popular choice among car buyers due to its features and fuel economy.

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iPad 2 ships today in the US

The iPad 2 line at the Walden Galleria Apple Store in BuffaloApple's iPad 2 begins shipping at 5PM Eastern time today in US retail stores as well as Best Buy, AT&T and Verizon stores. The updated tablet, which features  dual-cameras, an updated 1GHz A5 dual-core processor, improved graphics performance,a gyroscope and a 33 per cent thinner design than the previous model while maintaining the same price point is expected to be a popular device.  Apple has also started accepting online orders to US buyers. The iPad 2 is expected to come to Canada on March 25.

Google to extend free Gmail calls through 2011

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

One of the cooler features introduced by Google to its Gmail web-based mail program is the ability for users in the US and Canada to make free calls directly from their browser. As long as you have an Internet connection, a mic and speakers you can easily make calls. Google will continue the free service until the end of 2011 which is great news for GMail users who already benefit from this service. For more details check here.

Unlocked Motorola Milestone begins selling in Canada

Updated on Thursday, February 4, 2010 at 10:27AM by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Those who have been waiting for Motorola's Milestone to make an appearance in Canada now have the option of buying one unlocked from online technology e-tailer Expansys.ca.

Selling on their website for $654.99, the Motorola Milestone, is the 3G GSM version of Motorola's popular Android phone sporting the latest Android 2.0 OS.

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