CES 2013: It's A Wrap!
InformationWeek Videos | 1/17/2013 | While some claim CES has lost its luster and big name headliners over the years, the show refuses to be deemed irrelevant. With trends spanning healthcare, mobile and automotive, there was plenty to see.
Intel shows off eye tracking and gesture tech
InformationWeek Videos | 1/16/2013 | Mice and keyboards are the past. Eye tracking, voice commands and gestures are the future. At least according to Intel and demonstrated to our team at CES 2013.
Intel touts tablets, smartphones at CES 2013
InformationWeek Videos | 1/16/2013 | Intel put on an impressive show at CES 2013, showing off a whole host of ultrabook convertibles, smartphones and gesture control demos. We walked around the booth and found the best Intel had to offer.
QNX hacks a Bentley
InformationWeek Videos | 1/16/2013 | While BlackBerry may no longer be an executive brand, Bentleys are still the very icons of style. So when RIM owned software company QNX decided to hack a Bentley, the results were incredibly cool. Take a look.
CES; the car show
InformationWeek Videos | 1/16/2013 | Over the last few years CES has gone from being a predominantly consumer technology show, to an automotive show. In 2013, we caught up with a number of vendors to talk about the future of driving.
Atmel talks touch enabled curves and Internet of Things
InformationWeek Videos | 1/15/2013 | Two popular trends rocking the world of consumer electronics are touch enabled surfaces and the Internet of Things. American semiconductor firm Atmel has made both a priority, and to prove it, the firm hit the ground running at CES 2013.
CES; Synaptics senses mobile touch potential
InformationWeek Videos | 1/13/2013 | Synaptics is moving on from simple touchpad sensors to a more touch integrated future, from better designed ThinTouch capacitive keyboards to mobile touchscreens that work even with gloved hands.
CES: Maxim shows heart, turns up volume on audio
InformationWeek Videos | 1/13/2013 | Maxim Integrated showed off its Cardio Leaf t-shirt to demonstrate the integration of sensors with the analog technology that controls them and processes their data. Also showing off its audio products, notably the FlexSound configuration application
Whirlwind tour of CES showfloor
InformationWeek Videos | 1/11/2013 | Sylvie Barak takes you on a speedy tour of the CES show floor, to see what accessories, gadgets, toys and tech was on offer.
Among the highlights; cute bluetooth speakers, nail printers, bejeweled iphone cases, LED lights, waterproof tablets and more
Rambus; from dark to light(bulb)
InformationWeek Videos | 1/11/2013 | IP company Rambus may have struggled with a bad reputation as a patent troll in the past, but the firm says it is now moving in another direction to make good on its inventions. At CES they were showing off an LED lightbulb and a visual search TV.
Gadgets, Gizmos and geekery at CES Pepcom
InformationWeek Videos | 1/10/2013 | Pepcom's technology showcase at CES 2013 has 100’s of companies showing off their consumer wares to fans. Everything from voice-control watches to Ubuntu smartphones and life-vests that pulsate wirelessly to the beat of your ipod.
Intel pulls in low powered core products
InformationWeek Videos | 1/9/2013 | At CES, Intel announced a pull-in of its low powered processors from 4th gen. to 3rd gen. Ivy bridge products, exceeding even its own stated power targets, for what the company hopes will produce thinner, lighter, longer battery life devices.
Intel mandates touch, voice control for Ultrabooks
InformationWeek Videos | 1/9/2013 | Showing a range of touch, eye tracking and voice demos at CES, Intel made good on its claims to change the way consumers interact with machines, now it just remains to be seen whether everyone will take to that with as much enthusiasm as Intel.
CES 2013: Intel's new smartphone reference design
InformationWeek Videos | 1/8/2013 | Intel unveiled a new smartphone reference design aimed at the value market, while showing off higher performance smartphones from its partner Motorola, based on the Atom Z280.
CES 2013: Intel core for tablets, ultrabooks
InformationWeek Videos | 1/8/2013 | Intel announced pull ins for core products, noting the new processors would come out earlier than expected and enable thinner, lighter ultrabooks and tablets with all-day battery life.
CES Unveiled (Call of the Weird)
InformationWeek Videos | 1/7/2013 | What do hemp headphones, singing toothbrushes, quadcopter cameras and 3-D printed iPhone cases all have in common? Why, CES Unveiled of course!
Dwolla Builds Mobile Payment Network Of The Future
InformationWeek Videos | 11/29/2012 | Little Dwolla, barely two years old, with all of about 40 employees in the technology hotbed of Iowa, has big intentions. It has created a modern payment network, and it aims to change how money moves. Dwolla CEO Ben Milne explains how.
How To Outsource Your Life With Exec
InformationWeek Videos | 11/29/2012 | BYTE tried out Exec's business concierge service at the W Hotel, for only $25/hour. Exec co-founder and CEO Justin Kan appeared on InformationWeek's Valley View to give us a deeper dive into the tech driving the service and how he plans to expand.
Windows Phone 8 Keeps Growing Up
InformationWeek Videos | 11/29/2012 | Microsoft Windows Phone Sr Product Manager gives us a deeper dive into the features of Windows Phone 8, discusses Microsoft's approach to apps and developers, and shows off some of the newest hardware from Nokia, HTC and Samsung.
Microsoft Windows Phone 8, Dwolla and More on Valley View
InformationWeek Videos | 11/28/2012 | On Valley View, we took a deep dive into Windows Phone 8 with Microsoft Senior Product Manager, Greg Sullivan. We also talked with Ben Milne, CEO of e-payments upstart Dwolla, and Justin Kan, CEO of Exec. Also see our elevator pitch segment.
Taptera's Enterprise Mobile Application Suite
InformationWeek Videos | 10/25/2012 | Taptera CEO and Co-Founder Chris O'Connor gives the Valley View judges his elevator pitch, talking about how his company is creating useful applications for employees, and a secure infrastructure that CIOs will like.
Appthority & The Mobile Enterprise
InformationWeek Videos | 10/9/2012 | Some of the most innovative new enterprise technologies come from start-ups, but doing business with them can be risky, given their unproven products and short track records. With Anthony Bettini, Co-Founder and CEO of Appthority.
Elevator Pitch: Appthority Screens Mobile Apps For The Enterprise
InformationWeek Videos | 10/8/2012 | In a BYOD age, organizations are struggling to ensure a healthy application ecosystem for end users. So many technology choices offer to help: corporate app stores, MDM solutions and more. Appthority promises to screen apps before they're deployed.
Jelly Bean Demo On The Samsung Galaxy Nexus
InformationWeek Videos | 8/6/2012 | BYTE reviewed Jelly Bean on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. We found that it operated faster and smoother than the previous operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich.
First Look At Windows 8, Microsoft's Office 2013
InformationWeek Videos | 7/20/2012 | BYTE takes a first look at a Windows 8 Preview on Samsung's Series 7 Slate. Microsoft is eager to get their Office suite tablet and touch ready, but a lot of the functionality may be lost without bluetooth accessories.
Windows 8, Microsoft Parties Like It's 1995
InformationWeek Videos | 7/17/2012 | Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer took the stage to announce the new release of Office, one that considers the cloud first and is in line with Microsoft's concept of the modern office. In terms of innovation, Ballmer says that it feels like it's 1995.
Zenprise MDM Attempts to Balance Compliance, User Experience
InformationWeek Videos | 6/29/2012 | MDM is a hot topic, and there are tons of players in the space. Zenprise has emerged as one of the early leaders. We get a demonstration of how the software works, both on the back end (the IT side) and the front end (the end user side).
Google Ventures: A Hands On Startup Fund
InformationWeek Videos | 6/29/2012 | Google Ventures is Google's investment arm, but unlike similar entities at technology companies, Google is hands on, helping with engineering, product, marketing and other talent that a startup might need to succeed. Partner David Krane explains.
Getting Googly On Valley View
InformationWeek Videos | 6/28/2012 | Our June episode of Valley View featured plenty of news and deep dives from Google, given that the show aired during Google I/O, the company's developer conference. We featured news from the conference, guests from Google, SAS and Zenprise.
MasterCard's PayPass Turns Your Phone Into A Smarter Wallet
InformationWeek Videos | 5/16/2012 | At the CTIA conference in New Orleans, we got a demo of MasterCard's PayPass Wallet. It can be used to book airplane tickets online, pay for cabs when you're roaming around, or even buy a coke with your phone. All using NFC technology.
ARM Puts Virtualization In Hardware For BYOD World
InformationWeek Videos | 4/27/2012 | ARM Lead Mobile Strategist, James Bruce, joins InformationWeek's Art Wittmann at the whiteboard to talk about why virtualization is such an important trend for smartphones, and how ARM's Cortext-A15 will enable that virtualization in hardware.
Zynga Masters The Hybrid Cloud, Turns It Into A Service
InformationWeek Videos | 4/27/2012 | Zynga, one of the most popular developers of games in the universe went from relying on the public cloud, to developing a private cloud (Z-Cloud), which it now offers as a service. CTO Allan Leinwand discusses how it came about, and talks big data.
Inpris Not-So-Impressive Gesture-Based Tablet Input
InformationWeek Videos | 3/5/2012 | Users have struggled to adapt to various ways to input data (type e-mail, edit documents) on phones and tablets -- virtual keyboards, haptics, sounds and so on. Inpris thinks the answer is in gestures. Interesting concept, but we're not sold.
NVIDIA Tegra 3: Maxing Out Quad-Core
InformationWeek Videos | 3/5/2012 | At Mobile World Congress, quad-core phones were all the rage, and most of them powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 3, which the company announced more than a year ago. In this video, we get to see what those multiple cores can do when pushed to the max.
NQ Mobile Automates Mobile Malware Detection on Android
InformationWeek Videos | 3/1/2012 | Security and privacy have become big issues for mobile device users, and NQ Mobile promises to help with both, thanks to its anti virus, anti malware and privacy protection software for Android. NQ Mobile demonstrates some of the key features for us.
ARM Demos Next Gen Mobile Performance
InformationWeek Videos | 3/1/2012 | ARM is the power behind almost every mobile device on the market. It licenses its architecture and chip cores to the big mobile chip players (Qualcomm, TI, NVidia, and more). We got demos of some of the performance coming in the next year or so.
Scalado Re-Imagines What Smartphone Cameras Can Do
InformationWeek Videos | 2/29/2012 | At Mobile World Congress, Nokia introduced a 41 megapixel camera in a new phone, and HTC came out with some pretty amazing technology as well. But Scalado, a company many haven't heard of, is busy re-inventing what phone cameras can do.
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