More and more often, as of late, devices are supporting “Miracast.” Making its way into the mainstream, Miracast is a magnificent feature that could possibly wipe out other video streaming standards in a very fragmented Android market. Miracast acts like…
You Can Now See All The Erroneous DMCA Takedown Requests Google Gets
Google does a lot of work for copyright holders in the US. Under the DMCA, Google has to delete infringing links from its search results. It used to be not such a bad job, but now the search giant is…
SXSW Interactive About to Start in Austin
SXSW Interactive starts tomorrow. WebProNews reporters Abby Johnson and Chris Crum, along with videographer Cara Worick will be in Austin providing coverage from the event. Stay tuned for that in the coming days. Look for a mixture of exclusive videos…
What’s Going on in Search and eBusiness
At SMX East in New York, Bing announced new Webmaster Tools features including a link report. Google also added percent change data to its own Webmaster Tools query reports. More on these here.
Centralize Files with HP MediaSmart Server
At CES 2010, WebProNews met with Steve Murtha from Intel to discuss the HP MediaSmart Server.
With up to 17TBs of storage, this new server centralizes all files in one location.
As Steve Murtha tells WebProNews, the server is based on the Microsoft Home Server OS and is about value propositions.
Regen’s New Light Powered Products
Living ‘green’ seems to be a growing theme to help make our planet become a more eco-friendly environment.
While at CES 2010, WebProNews discovered a new device that can lead us in that direction. A sun powered charging product by Regen called the ReNu tablet.
Regen produces personal and home electronics that make creating your own power possible, by using sun light. The ReNu tablet is the first item the company is bringing to the market.
Polaroid Aims to Recapture Tradition in the Digital Age
Jon Pollock, Polaroid’s Chief Marketing Officer, spoke with WebProNews about the new addition to their Polaroid collection during CES 2010 in Las Vegas. In 2008 Polaroid ended its line of Instant Film cameras, but the company has decided to bring back its traditional Polaroid OneStep camera. Althought the Polaroid camera will contain many of the same qualities as previous ones, this time it will have a contemporary twist.
Intel Connects Laptops to HDTVs With WiDi
During CES 2010, WebProNews was introduced to Intel’s new Wireless Display technology, also known as the WiDi.
This new device makes connecting laptops to HDTVs much simpler and convenient. Many other laptop to TV connectors require bulky cables and cords, where as the WiDi allows for a wireless connection.