Maybe Too Big: Changing the Way Businesses, Consumers Connect
There is a fine line between firm's providing greater convenience to the consumer and the individual's right to privacy.
Apple TRIM Support Only Aids SSD that Needs a Crutch
TRIM enablement can aid the performance of some third-party SSD units in a system. However, as we work with larger and larger files and come to depend on external storage whether it's USB or Firewire attached or high-capacity RAID solutions it becomes even more important to choose SSD that doesn't depend on TRIM.
To Bluetooth or Not? The Pros and Cons of Bluetooth Connectivity
How does Bluetooth work, and should it be considered for serious critical listening?
Christie Lights Spectacular Projection Mapping Display in Singapore
More than 120 Christie projectors comprising the Boxer 4K30 and Roadster HD20K-J displayed rich and colorful multimedia content, including 3D effects, that enhanced the scale and grandeur of the celebrations befitting of Singapore's Golden Jubilee, also known as SG50.
Smart Home Interview - Kwikset Electronic Lock
Homeowners using this technology can lock their door from their cell phone, or receive a text message when their child arrives home from school.
Apple Said to Delay Live TV Service to 2016 as Negotiations Stall
By Peter Burrows, Lucas Shaw and Gerry Smith for Bloomberg: Apple Inc. customers waiting for the company to revolutionize live television as it did for music and phone service will have to keep waiting, at least until next year.
The company wanted to introduce this year a live TV service delivered via the Internet, but is now aiming for 2016, said people familiar with Apple’s plans. Talks to license programming from TV networks such as those owned by CBS Corp. and 21st Century Fox Inc. are progressing slowly, some of the people said. Apple also doesn’t have the computer network capacity in place to ensure a good viewing experience, said some of the people, who asked not to be identified because the talks are private.
Without enough content deals in place, Apple has scrapped plans to announce the service at a Sept. 9 event in San Francisco, which would have coincided with the beginning of the new network TV season, the people said. The Cupertino, California-based company still plans to introduce a more powerful version of its Apple TV set-top box at the event, said the people, but customers -- for now, at least -- will need a cable or satellite TV subscription or an antenna to watch live network television. Cont'd...
5 Tips To Ease The Pain Of Buying A New Television In 2015
The Internet is full of amazing resources to help guide buyers to the best television within a specified budget. Your best bet is to arm yourself with research before heading to the store.
TV Anywhere: OTT, 4K Content Driving Infrastructure, Viewing Changes
The broadband provider that doesn't invest in, offer, deliver ultra high-speed and reliable service will lose customers and marketshare BAM!!
Will China Win the Race to a Smarter Home?
The companies that will lead in this technology are those that develop an entire ecosystem of user experiences, enabling the convergence of an entire array of smart home devices. Chinese electronics companies have built an incredible production advantage over the U.S. because of their engineering, manufacturing and large scale production methods.
Will future homes feature built-in recycled water systems?
Anne C. Mulkern, E&E reporter: A small group gathered on a recent afternoon outside a $1 million model home on Cloudbreak Lane here. The five-bedroom house offered a Mediterranean tile roof, teal-green shutters and arched entryway. Designer touches inside included a walk-in pantry, motion-sensing faucets and optional oversized wine cabinet.
But it was a plain, gray metal box on the side of the house that grabbed the most attention. Avery Kintner, a green building consultant, brought a group of students from University of California, San Diego, to see the box's secrets.
The 5-foot-wide container held pipes, filters, a tub and other mechanics. It's a system designed to help the future residents of this house survive the ongoing drought and any future ones.
The structure takes leftover water from the house's showers, sinks and laundry and filters it, then returns it to irrigate the front landscaping. The complex under construction, a development from KB Home called "Sea Cliff" is the first in the state built with so-called graywater piping in all houses. Cont'd...
Remote Garage Door Control and Monitoring
With MyQ technology, homeowners are able to securely and conveniently monitor, open and close their garage door from any connected phone, tablet or computer, anywhere in the world -- whether you're at work, running errands or on vacation.
Geothermal Heating and Cooling
Geothermal heat pumps are ideal for use in buildings looking to reduce consumption to net zero.
Smart Lighting for a Smart Budget: Wirelessly controlling your home's lighting, for less
The options for wirelessly controlled smart lighting are many and are growing constantly.
Is Home Energy Storage Coming to your House?
Home energy storage helps whichever energy source is the cheapest, and helps the grid stay stable and available to us all.
Five Steps to Selecting a UPS
Identifying equipment, load, run time, topology & waveform for optimal battery backup
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