From the archive
Todd chats to Ted Lopez, Interface Product Manager for Scosche Industries on their long-term association with the motor (auto) industry and their latest award-winning products. Scosche have been in business for over 30 years starting out on dash-mounted entertainment systems, which 30 years ago was probably just a radio and a cassette player. These days Scosche still has a strong
Todd talks to Al Baron from Polk Audio which has introduced an incredible 82 new products in 2010. Polk Audio provides high quality audio components for a range of different of environments. Not just the home, but auto, marine and outdoors. A couple of highlights from the year includes Wireless Surround effects speaker which replaces the rear speakers with single
Jeffrey Powers talked to Upton of Visteon about integrating wi-fi enabled devices, including the iPad into vehicles. The iPad or another device then could become the vehicles middle dashboard. You could control audio, GPS and other information from it. Upton said “It allows you to change the way you design cockpits.” If the system works as proposed you could have
Andy chats to Thom Somes, the Pet Safety Guy, about first aid, CPR and care for cats and dogs, and their complementary app for iPhone, iPod Touch and Android. Thom talks about the snout-to-tail approach and identifying potential problems when they are still small amd easily treatable. The app allows pet owners to take pictures of injuries or conditions so
Forget advertising on t-shirts, Video Name Tag has another idea. They are producing mini video screens that to can wear like a name tag. They can hold close to 2 hours of video. You can mount it via magnet, lanyard, or in other creative ways. You can pick one up for $198, or inquire about bulk discount rates. Sure, it
Todd Cochrane spoke to Richard of the American Registry of Internet Numbers or ARIN. ARIN provides service related to the management of Internet number resources in its specific region. There are five RIR in the world, the American registry serves the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean. One of their main purposes today is to get out the word that IPv4
If you've got a mobile phone from htc or a Samsung Galaxy Tab, then there's a good chance you're looking at the display through Corning glass. Todd talks to James Hollis, Director of Corning Display Technologies, to find out what Corning brings to the electronics market. Well...Gorilla Glass is probably their most well known and flagship product. Developed in 2007,