A typical flat panel monitor supports millions of colors, so it’s a little funny to see a press release celebrating how a display now supports yellow. We Did Yellow!!! But in the case of electronic ink, it’s a big deal. […]
Atlanta-based Visix has added an interesting new element to its product offer aimed at corporate facilities and campuses – a brand-able wayfinding app for smartphones that can be tied to bluetooth low energy beacons. The app can be used as an extension of traditional kiosk-based wayfinding or as a stand-alone solution. […]
The wall systems will be featured at InfoComm 2015. […]
The weatherproof TV enclosure was the highlight of a Clemson Tiger party-boat makeover on Animal Planet’s Flipping Ships. […]
Cam Gross of the Minneapolis interactive content/software Lift is heading to InfoComm in a couple of weeks. Here’s his take: 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? This will be my first year. […]
The cinema network of 542 screens in 69 locations is adding an additional 800 displays in 2015. […]
Colleen Hamilton with colleagues Tim Laughlin and Tom Dunn at a client install. Boston Logan Colleen Hamilton, one of the principal’s behind the digital wayfinding/directory management software firm and consultancy Art of Context, sent along her note on why she’s getting on a plane to Orlando in a couple of weeks. 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? […]
LA’s California Science Center used a running exhibit on the Dead Sea Scroll as the visual theme for its big fundraising evening, the Discovery Ball – using a massive projection mapping set-up to make a vast screen that had to work its way around things like dangling airplanes. […]
ViewSonic designs a 24’’ Full HD integrated webcam LED monitor around the corporate and personal use of the latest videoconferencing and collaboration solutions. It’s about time somebody reinvented the desktop monitor. After all, for years, we have insisted upon referring to the desktop screen that enables our computers as a “monitor,” or “display. […]
Webinars and online hangouts are anything but new ideas, but Denver-based Four Winds Interactive appears to be going at the idea with a different spin – aiming at C-level people with executive talks that aren’t just directed by sales people or sales engineers. […]
What would be a really good environment to test and tweak retail technologies, and get them in front of major retailers and brands? How about a major mall in a tech hotbed, in a city few people groan about having to visit for a business trip? […]
In-House Creative Boutique to Offer Out-of-Home Marketers End-to-End Advertising Solution NEW YORK, June 1, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- OUTFRONT Media (NYSE: OUT), a leading outdoor advertising brand, today launched OUTFRONT Studios as its in-house full-service creative boutique to design advertising campaigns for clients. […]
The geeks at Engadget have put put one of Intel’s new Compute Sticks through testing, and come back with a resounding shoulder shrug. “The Compute Stick,” concludes the review, “shows that Intel can build an entirely new form of computing device, but it fails to prove why anyone would want one. […]
Denver-based signage software firm Four Winds Interactive got a nice little nod recently from the tech-centric market analysis firm Gartner, listing it among a tight selection of Cool Vendors for Content Management for 2015. […]
Here’s Jeff Dumo, one of the partners in the Silicon Valley-based creative shop Array Interactive, on why he’s heading to Orlando for InfoComm. Jeff is one of the speakers on the the opening day of the digital signage solutions summit. 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? […]
