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Attain Interoperability Between Compliant Digital Home Appliances
NewSoft announced that its latest version of Wireless Video Relay (WVR) is fully compliant with the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) Home Networked Interoperability Guidelines. (3/8/06)
5 Steps to Home Wireless Security
Here are five steps that you can follow to secure your home wireless network. (1/25/06)
Simple Security from Swann
Swann Communications introduced the PC DVR 4 NET, a PCI card for four-camera home monitoring, supporting a complete line of affordable DIY security cameras. (8/3/05)
RealNetworks Applauds EU's Microsoft Verdict
RealNetworks applauded the European Union's (EU's) recent verdict against Microsoft, describing it as a boon to RealNetworks' $1 billion antitrust suit against the software giant. (4/14/04)
Automated Home Management
CasaWorks announced the Cielo Home Management System, a hardware- and software-based solution that offers these and other functionalities. (4/6/04)
No Surprise: Sony Delays Portable Game System
Sony's much-hyped PSP portable video game system won't be available outside of Japan before early next year. (3/3/04)
Xbox Memory Card Deal
Speculation continues to rise that Microsoft will opt not to include a hard disk in its next Xbox game console. (3/3/04)
The Home By Design Concept
Famous for the fusion of space, light, and order in her home designs, architect and author Sarah Susanka unleashed her latest creation, the Home by Design Showhouse, at the 2004 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). (2/10/04)
The Home By Design Technology
Because of their expertise in integrating broadband technologies into the home, architect Sarah Susanka asked Sandy and Dave to provide the connectivity technologies for her Home by Design Showhouse. (2/10/04)
The Home By Design Furniture
Doug Green's amazing furniture is featured throughout architect Sarah Susanka's Home by Design Showhouse (2/10/04)
Apple's iLife '04
Steve Jobs recently announced iLife '04, Apple's latest suite of multimedia tools. Composed of five brilliantly integrated applications, iLife '04 isn't perfect, but it's a stunning value for the money and a must-have purchace for every Mac Os X user. (2/4/04)
Microsoft: Your Digital Content, in Any Room in the House, at Any Time
Find out about Microsoft's extender devices that let will you use XP Media Center content remotely. (1/9/04)
Get Real: Microsoft in New Antitrust Flap
Media giant RealNetworks filed an antitrust lawsuit against
Microsoft last week, accusing the software giant of stealing its
customers, limiting the market for digital-media software, and forcing
WMP on users.
(12/30/03)
More Than Half of Microsoft's Employees Opt for Options Payout
When Microsoft made the historic decision to grant employees
options on their otherwise worthless stock earlier this year, more
than half of them elected to sell.
(12/13/03)
Gates Gives COMDEX a Somnolent Start
Gates delivers a sleepy and plodding keynote address to
a stunned crowd at the COMDEX 2003 trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada. (11/19/03)
Turn Your PC into a Surveillance System
logiware released go1984 2.6, a Windows video surveillance and recording application that adds safety and security to businesses and homes. (11/19/03)
COMDEX Rises from the Ashes of Past Stupidity
COMDEX, once the largest US computer-industry trade show,
celebrates its 25th anniversary this year.
(11/17/03)
Get Ready for CES 2004
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) will hold the 2004 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 8 to 11. (11/13/03)
UWB Market to Exceed 150 Million Devices in Next 5 Years
According to Parks Associates' " Personal Area Connectivity Solutions: The Next Generation" report, the use of Ultra Wide Band (UWB) communications systems will exceed 150 million devices by year-end 2008. (11/11/03)
EHX Reports Record Advanced Registration
The Electronic House Expo (EHX) announced that advanced registration for EXH Fall 2003 has surpassed last year's advanced registration by 30 percent. (11/10/03)
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