Features
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Connectivity gets a gee up
Cellular networks have changed dramatically over the years, to the extent that sunsetting is beginning on the ones we grew up with. Stuart Corner looks at ... -
Software is king for black box-free Innomate
Innomate is a fast-growing software company working in a hardware-dominated AV industry. John O’Brien speaks to chief executive Paul Yahchouchy to find out how it all ... -
The Do’s and Don’ts of APIs
As technology develops, it’s important to keep APIs up to date. Alan Chow explores what makes a good API and how it can make everyone’s life ... -
Cyber securing your connected AV
Online security is at the forefront of people’s minds these days, but not always when it should be. Phil Tann explores the risks of connected equipment ... -
Someone else’s shoes
A good user experience starts from the moment a client encounters your name – be it in print, web or otherwise. Geoff Meads talks about fostering ... -
Let me entertain you…
A prolonged sojourn in our homes over the past two years has meant that entertainment spaces have changed. Nick Ross looks at how far we’ve come ... -
HDMI – Do you get the picture? (Part II)
The HDMI protocol has had a minor upgrade, with some big implications. In this concluding article, Matt Murray continues his exploration of the changes and how ... -
USB-C of tranquillity…
Cable connectors have long been a bone of contention around the world. But a new EU standard will settle the debate and David Meyer is happy ... -
Adventures In 4G For The Home
As internet service providers roll out new and improved connection types, Geoff Meads got caught between a rock and a hard place in his new home, ... -
The perfect time for home cinema
Nights in are the new nights out, especially when it comes to scoffing popcorn while watching the latest movie releases. Alan Chow looks at how automation ...
