At the 6sight conference in Monterey, Calif., Ren Ng, founder of Stanford University spinoff Refocus Imaging, shows how his company's lens and software technology can change the focus settings of a picture after the camera has taken the photograph.

At the 6sight conference in Monterey, Calif., Kevin Connor, Adobe Systems' senior director of digital imaging product management, shows computational photography techniques that lets a photo's depth of field be expanded or changed, or the photographer's vantage point be shifted.

This week, the RIAA gives you a nice little lump of coal, and JetBlue rolls out some Wi-Fi and ruins Buzz's flight.

What's it like to play with Ugobe's new toy, the much-awaited Pleo? CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman went in search of the answer.

Don't be so juvenile, people. This is scientific research based on DNA data we're talking here. Sheesh.

This week on the Buzz Report, politicians join Facebook, and Molly falls in love with the LG Voyager.

In a vacant hangar at Alameda, California's Naval Air Station, hundreds of PC Gamers gather to compete against one another in NVIDIA's 4th annual LAN party. The big draw this year is 'Crysis,' the game some fans call Electronic Arts' most realistic yet. News.com's Kara Tsuboi says goodbye to the sunshine and meets the gamers who prefer to bask in the glow of their computer screens.

Buzz takes on crazy new copyright proposals, Prince goes after his fans, and samurais attack!

What in the heck is Android, and what does it have to do with when we can buy a gPhone? Also: Mark the intern fights back.

This week on the Buzz Report, the great East Coast/West Coast Intern Beef of 2007 begins. Where will it end?

Internet videos should not have to resort to hot, dancing women in order to get viewers. (But, uh, we have some!)

This week on the Buzz Report, the institution of human-robot marriage is threatened...by clones.

The copyright infringement cops are coming, and you can't stop them. Plus, Lego movie stars.

Microsoft and Ford want to make your car's iPod connector look like a kludge. The Sync just might do that.

Our intrepid Buzz Report correspondent heads into battle to try to retrieve the lost souls of millions of gamers.

The iPhone arrives in London like some sort of attack from American shores. And the lightsaber comes to the Wii. Finally!

Apple's Steve Jobs appears in London to announce the arrival of the iPhone in the U.K. It's not cheap and won't have 3G.

Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes calls the ruling of a Luxembourg court in favor of the European Commission bittersweet and expects to see a significant drop in Microsoft's market share if the company complies with the order.

The Luxembourg-based Court of First Instance orders Microsoft to share protocols with its competitors and to pay a $613 million fine the European Commission had required.

Could brain chemistry be at the root of all our differences? Also this week, everybody in the cell phone pool!