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For whom the (door)bell tolls
The humble doorbell, perhaps best known as that device that only works ‘sometimes’, is the recent recipient of a high-tech facelift. Paul Skelton explains. When George ... -
Personal 3D audio arrives
A new technology from Ireland allows you to experience full surround sound without anybody else knowing about it. Paul Skelton reports. Headphone technology has unquestionably improved ... -
IBC wrap-up: Report from the RAI
September saw the usual 50,000+ people pour into the RAI exhibition centre in Amsterdam for IBC. Ian McMurray was among them, notebook and pen in hand. ... -
The great power cable debate
Sadly, a significant part of the home entertainment industry sells stuff for which bold quality claims are made, but which do absolutely nothing, at horribly high ... -
Artemis: An artful solution
With massive growth in mobile data traffic, traditional cellular networks are in danger of exceeding capacity. But Artemis, a Silicon Valley start-up, may have just turned ... -
Meural: A blank canvas for automated art
Unless you are incredibly wealthy, the thought of having your house filled with famous works of art is just that… a thought. Now, a tech start-up ... -
“The internet of things is not a thing…”
The IoT is coming and promises to transform the industry as we know it. Z-Wave Alliance executive director Mitch Klein gave us the low-down at this ... -
2017 Connected control system comparison guide
The 2017 Connected Control System Comparison Guide offers integrators a comprehensive look at the A/NZ control system market. Paul Skelton reports. It has been just over ... -
Alexa’s impact on the CI channel
Alexa is making her presence felt in the custom channel, but who is she and why should we care? Paul Skelton reports. Since its debut on ... -
Removing the blindfold
Shift your business model from being reactive to proactive with the inclusion of a simple supervision device and avoid the headache of blind troubleshooting. Pete Baker ...
