The Czech/US software firm signageOS has been doing benchmarking tests on system-on-chip smart display technology since 2018, and has now taken the interesting step ... […]
The Minneapolis-based subscription content company Screenfeed has launched a new content creation toolset that applies the concept of no-code software to producing customized, data-driven ... […]
The folks at Minneapolis-based subscription content store Screenfeed are rolling out a pair of new services today that visualize trending topics for Google and Twitter. The new Google and Twitter Trends tap into what people are thinking and talking about globally, aimed at people “of all ages and demographics that have a desire to stay on top of trending topics. […]
Longtime, big time 16:9 supporter/sponsor Screenfeed has developed a free content feed for screen networks that is focused on US and global news and information surrounding this catastrophic pandemic. The Minneapolis content company noted that dozens of companies have produced great still images and slides, and videos, that educate people about important matters like proper handwashing. […]
The Finnish software firm Valotalive has developed new patent-pending technology designed to overlay content atop other content on digital signage screens. Valotalive says its Overlay Technology is patent-pending, using HTML5 and its own CMS. “The overlay technology provides a novel and refreshing way of combining multiple data sources to the screen. […]
Guest Post: Samantha Brault, BroadSign Samantha Brault In the world of advertising, making an impact can be challenging. With consumers being exposed to hundreds, if not thousands, of ads each day, every brand is vying for their attention. So how do you make your campaign stand out from the crowd? […]
Guest Post: John Wang, IAdea Corporation In Openness as a Competitive Advantage – Part I, published in March 2018, I shared an example of successfully winning a prominent financial institution client who needed an open platform solution. John Wang In that case, the in-house AV/IT crew wanted the ability to perform customizations for business objectives that were unique to the institution. […]
Slightly puzzled by PR today that suggests Sharp is introducing its first smart digital signage solutions, since the company did that more than a year ago. That was in Europe, so maybe this is the North American launch of system on chip displays that run Android. […]
Software and solutions companies are always pushing out news of platform updates, but it’s not that often I see one of these companies talking about new hardware they’ve put together. […]
Guest Post: Paul Vincent, Neuranet Most computer technologies come and go quickly, with few people outside of software engineering noticing. […]
Guest Post: Michal Lisewski, Merixstudio Let’s imagine a family’s trip to the local shopping mall, and how web technologies and screens make that visit entertaining and worthwhile. […]
Toront0-based software startup Neuranet has released the 2nd generation of its HTML5-based responsive ad-building software, called Flexitive 2.0. The cloud-based platform lets creatives build animated, video-supported ad spots that adapt to unlimited sizes, across any device, operating system, app or browser. […]
Guest Post: John Wang, IAdea As touch-enabled large displays become more affordable, we find a quick rise of interactive digital signage everywhere. John Wang With the touch of a finger, wayfinding screens take you to your destination with the shortest route. […]
There’s been a lot of talk about how HTML5 is the future of digital signage content, and Paul Vincent knows more about that than just about anyone out there. He’s the founder and CEO of Flexitive, an online tool for building advertising and content using everything HTML5 brings to the table. I first bumped into Paul three years ago at a tech trade show in Toronto. […]
Loyal 16:9 blog and podcast sponsor Screenfeed just announced a very nice new subscription weather service that takes advantage of HTML5 to be highly configurable and animated. Called Spectrum Weather, the service has a wonderfully minimalist look that flies in the face of ALL the cluttered, often cheap looking layouts that persist in the signage marketplace. […]
