Photo: Lytro Last week, industry sources told TechCrunch that Google would soon acquire light field camera maker Lytro for somewhere between $25 million and $40 million. And while Google's part in all this hasn't been confirmed, Lytro has now formally announced that it will be shutting down, and an anonymous source has shed more light on how Google is involved. The official Lytro announcement was published earlier on the company's blog, where Team Lytro bid a bittersweet farewell to the "Cinemat...
Photo: Lytro Last week, industry sources told TechCrunch that Google would soon acquire light field camera maker Lytro for somewhere between $25 million and $40 million. And while Google's part in all this hasn't been confirmed, Lytro has now formally announced that it will be shutting down, and an anonymous source has shed more light on how Google is involved. The official Lytro announcement was published earlier on the company's blog, where Team Lytro bid a bittersweet farewell to the "Cinemat...
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