Features
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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 ... -
The principal analogue source: The turntable
The vinyl revival is well and truly here but it’s going on in more than just living rooms. Stephen Dawson looks at what goes into a ... -
A rising tide for healthy places
The growing demand for healthy places has resulted in increased development of products and solutions for the space. Victor Maningo shares his thoughts on the development. ... -
Who’s the Sound Designer anyway?
TV shows and movies come to our screens freshly mixed, but they’re not always suitable for the space. Anthony Grimani outlines the process of tuning a ... -
Biometrics – coming to a body part of you
We are all a little more discerning about where our private information is going. But how do we do this when some of it can ... -
Running with the right crowd…
Lots of great ideas never come to fruition, and part of the reason is finance. Anna Hayes finds out more about companies who brought their products ... -
Five sure-fire ways to annoy users
User experience isn’t just based on your product but on the way you conduct every facet of your business. Geoff Meads highlights his top five headaches. ...
