Surprise: Lytro Has Hidden Wi-Fi Capability, Now Can Connect to the iPhone
Through a new free app for the iPhone Lytro owners can connect via Wi-Fi to view their pictures and share them online. Read more at All Things D
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Learn MoreLytro releases iOS app for desktop-free sharing of its light field photos
Lytro is finally flipping the switch on a Wi-Fi chip discovered inside the camera during a teardown last year. Read more at The Verge
Lytro Camera Gets an iOS App That Makes Animated GIFs
But the bigger deal is that Lytro’s new app makes GIFs. Any animations you create can be shared via email, or saved to your camera roll. Read more at WIRED
Lytro's Photo Sharing App Syncs With Its Camera
Now Lytro is moving to the world of mobile and instant gratification that photo apps provide–by launching its own iOS mobile app. Read more at Forbes
Lytro Enables Its Camera’s Hidden WiFi Chip, Launches A Companion iOS App
Lytro has just released a firmware update that enables the camera’s dormant Wi-Fi chip that lets you wirelessly access and share your photos. Read more at TechCrunch
Lytro Images Will Soon Have 3D Perspective Shift and Live Filters
Perspective shift is a subtle, but at times awesome, effect for making a Lytro image pop with 3D-like depth. Read more at Gizmodo