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Project Ghost: A new haunt for virtual meetings
The pandemic changed the world in many ways, but one that impacts daily is the now normal hybrid work model. Phil Tann explores an innovative new ... -
From ice-cream cones to speaker cones in half a century
Gympie-based integrator Darryl Hooper has been an ever-present in the audio industry for over 50 years. Now, pending an ever-growing list of ‘few last jobs’, Darryl ... -
UX – It’s going to be emotional
A smart home isn’t truly smart until it can understand what a user needs and when. For that, you need emotional AI but that’s not quite ... -
10G AVoIP – as disruptive as it promised?
As video technology advances, so do systems for them to run on. But have these new options ousted the tried and trusted of the past? Matt ... -
The smart appliance craze has begun, what’s next?
After numerous false dawns, smart appliances seem closer to reality than ever before. Nick Ross explores this potentially burgeoning market. In the early 1960s, the western ... -
How to save the 8K
EU energy regulations have come into effect that could spell trouble for power-hungry 8K displays. Stuart Corner looks at the new laws and what they might ... -
Not just a brick on the wall
A good control pad or switch does more than just look stylish – it gives users immediate control over their home’s technology. Anna Hayes learned more ... -
Players, enter the arena: eSports arenas and AV
eSports is a fast-growing area of technology and, already, there are companies who have got in on the action, building eSports arenas to facilitate the ever-growing ... -
Shall we put the TV in Displace, or Displace?
As TVs continue to increase in size, mounting or positioning them becomes more and more challenging with holes drilled in walls and wires to contend with. ... -
Security feature or network headache?
Making devices harder to track and identify has to be a good thing, right? Well, not necessarily… Geoff Meads looks at MAC Randomisation and how it ...
