The future of mobile: Visiting with the Qualcomm Snapdragon team
Better video, longer battery life, and more features. Here we visit the Snapdragon team at Qualcomm (they make the chips that are probably inside your phone, at least if you are using Android or Windows Phone) to get a look at how it views the future of mobile. Sort of a "pre-CES" preview.
Better video, longer battery life, and more features. Here we visit the Snapdragon team at Qualcomm (they make the chips that are probably inside your phone, at least if you are using Android or Windows Phone) to get a look at how it views the future of mobile. Sort of a "pre-CES" preview.
Behind the scenes with Oakley's AirWave wearable heads up display for skiiers
We've all heard about wearable computers that are coming, whether the Pebble watch or Google's Project Glass. But here's a team that actually shipped a product: Oakley's AirWave Googles for skiiers and snow boarders.
This heralds the contextual age where products will make you smarter about what you are doing. These http://www.oakley.com/airwave show you where on the mountain you are, where your friends are, how many vertical feet, and a lot more.
In this video you meet the guy who runs the team and get some inside info about how they were developed.
We've all heard about wearable computers that are coming, whether the Pebble watch or Google's Project Glass. But here's a team that actually shipped a product: Oakley's AirWave Googles for skiiers and snow boarders. This heralds the contextual age where products will make you smarter about what you are doing. These http://www.oakley.com/airwave show you where on the mountain you are, where your friends are, how many vertical feet, and a lot more. In this video you meet the guy who runs the team and get some inside info about how they were developed.
How Arduino, Open Source, and 3D printing are changing speaker design
This week I visited Harman (they own and build speakers for a variety of brands like JBL) and I met Charles Sprinkle, systems engineer, and he told me all about how excited he was about new Arduino card so I had to visit his office and hear more. Here's that interview.
This week I visited Harman (they own and build speakers for a variety of brands like JBL) and I met Charles Sprinkle, systems engineer, and he told me all about how excited he was about new Arduino card so I had to visit his office and hear more. Here's that interview.
Audi Sportscar Experience with SCOTTEVEST CEO Scott Jordan
Check this out. Part I: http://youtu.be/NtGlTXOxxjI shows you Scott Jordan, CEO of SCOTTEVEST talking about his clothes and company that he started to serve geeks.
But here we spent a day racing Audi's as part of the Audi Sportscar Experience. It was awesomeness. Hear Scott talking about the day.
Learn about the Audi Sportscar Experience at http://www.audiusa.com/us/brand/en/exp/audi_sportscar_experience.html
Learn about SCOTTEVEST at http://www.scottevest.com/
Check this out. Part I: http://youtu.be/NtGlTXOxxjI shows you Scott Jordan, CEO of SCOTTEVEST talking about his clothes and company that he started to serve geeks. But here we spent a day racing Audi's as part of the Audi Sportscar Experience. It was awesomeness. Hear Scott talking about the day. Learn about the Audi Sportscar Experience at http://www.audiusa.com/us/brand/en/exp/audi_sportscar_experience.html Learn about SCOTTEVEST at http://www.scottevest.com/
Five big trends and Windows 8: what Menlo Ventures is seeing in tech world
Menlo Ventures is one of the most important venture capital firms in the world. They are behind many of the world's best companies and services.
Shawn Carolan and Mark Siegel, managing directors, have an hour-long talk with me about trends, how they pick companies, the contextual age we're heading into, and react to Windows 8.
If you are an entrepreneur, this is a must-watch conversation.
http://www.menlovc.com has more on Menlo Ventures.
Menlo Ventures is one of the most important venture capital firms in the world. They are behind many of the world's best companies and services. Shawn Carolan and Mark Siegel, managing directors, have an hour-long talk with me about trends, how they pick companies, the contextual age we're heading into, and react to Windows 8. If you are an entrepreneur, this is a must-watch conversation. http://www.menlovc.com has more on Menlo Ventures.
Small brushless motors make electronic skateboards possible
Boosted Boards are a lot of fun. What is that? It's a company that makes electronic skateboards using new brushless electric motors. These motors weren't possible a few years ago, they require large amounts of computing power that now has arrived thanks to the smartphone revolution. Here I get a look at this interesting new company and dig into what else these might be used for. Learn more at http://www.boostedboards.com/
Boosted Boards are a lot of fun. What is that? It's a company that makes electronic skateboards using new brushless electric motors. These motors weren't possible a few years ago, they require large amounts of computing power that now has arrived thanks to the smartphone revolution. Here I get a look at this interesting new company and dig into what else these might be used for. Learn more at http://www.boostedboards.com/
Is Lightt an Instagram killer? It sure is fun!
Lightt looks a bit like Instagram. When I first was shown it I asked "why do we need yet another photo app for our smartphones?" But then I saw what it can do. Capture frames that look like videos. Scrub through them instantly. And have them mixed with other people's images.
You really do need to see this in action. Unfortunately just iPhone right now. Learn more at http://lightt.com
Lightt looks a bit like Instagram. When I first was shown it I asked "why do we need yet another photo app for our smartphones?" But then I saw what it can do. Capture frames that look like videos. Scrub through them instantly. And have them mixed with other people's images. You really do need to see this in action. Unfortunately just iPhone right now. Learn more at http://lightt.com