I suppose it’s only appropriate that a company from Milan is going to go at digital signage software a little differently. One – The team called their product Voome Jade. Two – It’s built to run on SpinetiX boxes and LG’s WebOS commercial smart displays – two products you’d not likely include in lists of mainstream digital signage hardware products. […]
Here’s something I’m not sure I’ve seen in this sector before – a digital retail consultancy that built and markets its own Android-driven digital signage solution. The company is Welcom Digital, based far from the big city high streets in little Harrogate, Yorkshire, north of Leeds. […]
I spent the last three days doing a series of show and tell visits with a vendor to the many digital signage software companies in the greater Toronto area. Those sessions all tended to to start with a little bit of “How are things going?” chatter, and the message back was uniformly that things were hopping. […]
Buffalo-based software house inLighten has released what it touts to be the first HDMI stick for digital signage to run on Windows. The Argo, as it is called, is a companion product to another HDMI stick that runs Android, called the Apollo. […]
I missed this in the two days I spent wandering the aisles of NRF, which is a shame because I’m intrigued by how it works. It’s billed as the world’s first digital mirror, which is a bit of a reach given eBay and The Big Space both have digital mirror things (admitted doing different stuff) at the show. […]
The big printing hardware firm Lexmark debuted a digital signage product this week at the National Retail Federation show in New York – a digital endcap solution I’d best describe as shrug-inducing. It’s a template program that will generate a jpeg and push it to an LG monitor … and that’s about it. It’s not a clever piece of kit tuned to end of aisle shelving and merchandising. […]
The bank-centric digital signage solutions provider JohnRyan has released what it calls its Portable Player, a web-based media player application that’s touted as capable of driving digital signage media useable across all types of hardware and operating systems. The web-based player works with JohnRyan’s Quick Messenger digital signage content platform. […]
Intel has announced its own HDMI media stick, but its very different from the gadgets used as media streamers and low-cost, low-footprint Android digital signage players. This is touted as a full x86 PC using Intel, not ARM. […]
Privately-held companies don’t tend to release sales figures very often – at least not that I’ve seen in the digital signage ecosystem. So it was more than interesting to get a press release from Stratacache – not the noisiest of companies in this business – announcing it did in excess of $400 million in sales last year. […]
HP has announced a new teeny desktop PC that will raise the eyebrows of the crowd that’s endlessly looking to cut both cost and size out of digital signage projects. Timed to the CES show, the computing giant has announced its new $180 HP Stream Mini, which looks VERY similar in form and equal in price to Google’s Chromeboxes. […]
