It's got a big camera. Really big.

As Kodak struggles to avoid bankruptcy, Economy 4.0's David Brancaccio visits Rochester, N.Y., to remember the middle class communities the company helped create.

A busy day for technology: The transportation board wants to ban cell phones and driving altogether; unmanned drones are possibly being used to spy on the U.S.; and a camera can now capture light particles.

I’m beginning to see the light!

Today Flickr rolls out geofencing, which is a privacy setting that lets you specify a location (your home, maybe), set a perimeter around that…

"Remember when Twitter used to be about WORDS?"…

Going down the rabbit hole that is the Internet last night, producer Marc Sanchez found Danny DeVito's Yfrog account. It's full of photos of his…

That's because Twitter just launched its own photo service, allowing you to insert pictures in your tweets. The photos will appear as links…

What the huh?! Yeah, I'm still trying to grasp this one myself. Lytro is a Silicon Valley startup that's set to announce today a consumer camera…

TechCrunch is all in a lather about a series of screen shots of what they say is an impending Facebook photo sharing app. Facebook gets 6 billion…