The hottest new thing on the Internet is Rich Internet Applications. These are like Web sites except they work offline and have a much richer user experience than is possible with HTML. Adobe is one of the companies that is [See the full post…]

Last week four judges–IDEO Founder David Kelley, former PC Magazine Editor-in-Chief Michael Miller, GQ Associate Editor Kevin Sintumuang, and Intel CEO Paul Otellini–gave the finalist PCs in the Core 2 Challenge a once-over. A few designs that made the top [See the full post…]

“HP empowers small businesses by making technology simple and accessible, freeing time for business owners to focus on the business itself,” said Satjiv Chahil, senior vice president, worldwide marketing, Personal Systems Group, HP.

Subaru‘s launch of its Owner Loyalty Program required efficiently delivering training to 600 dealerships across the U.S. Implementing WebEx Training Center enabled the program’s sole trainer to reach 2,400 dealers within six months at a cost of $0.75 per person. [See the full post…]

Last fall, some crazy cats who hang around the Mad Art Gallery had an idea; do a live radio show the way they were done from the 1930’s to the 1950’s, with a live audience, band and sound effects guys [See the full post…]

During the New York International Auto Show, I once again had the opportunity to sit down with Chevrolet General Manager Ed Peper. We covered several topics, from the release of the three Global concept cars, (the GM Triplets Beat, Groove [See the full post…]

The Intel Developer Forum shifts to Beijing China this spring where the company plans to say more about its products and strategies, especially in areas like 45 nanometer chips, mobility and gaming. One new wrinkle: the world’s largest chip maker [See the full post…]

Nexidia‘s senior vice president of media shows us how its system takes video, indexes it, makes it searchable, and also makes it possible to bring contextual advertising and place it next to the video.

Drew Lanham, senior vice president of media at Nexidia, showed me a really interesting system that makes video searchable on the Internet. Then, his prototype uses that text and puts contextual advertising next to the video.

Enterprises (big companies) need to look at relationships all the time to figure out who to talk with. Coleman Barney, president and CEO of Cogito, Inc., talks to me about how they look at relationship networks on the Web. Cogito [See the full post…]

Tom Karren, CEO of WingateWeb, demonstrates the social networking, auto-calendar population, and session management features in their latest event and conference management system. Fortune 500 companies — including many in the tech sector — turn to the combination of services [See the full post…]

Way back in 1998, Tom Karren and a handful of fellow Novell engineers set out to deliver a hosted application service built on Web technologies. The result was WingateWeb, an event and conference reservation and management system. Today WingateWeb’s offering [See the full post…]

This podcast provides an overview of the Symantec white paper “IT Risk Management for Financial Services: An Essential Strategy for Business Success.” The white paper can be downloaded in its entirety at: www.symantec.com/financial

Summary: This podcast provides a brief overview of the Symantec technical brief about the value of early warning solutions. The technical brief is available for download in its entirety at: www.symantec.com/earlywarning2

We sit down with Steve Chazin, VP of marketing at Adesso, and talk about what was behind the company’s decision to do its Tubes service, which lets you send files around securely to your friends, family, and the world.

Sssssshhhhhuuuuunnnnnnkkkkkkk… A new file has arrived in your Adesso Tube. Maybe that wacky senator is right, that the Internet is a series of tubes. Or make that Tubes. Check out this new service from Adesso as Steve Chazin, VP of [See the full post…]

At the New York International Auto Show, GM’s Bob Lutz held court among a group of fellow bloggers including Matt Buchanan of Gizmodo, Jen Chung and Tien Mao of the Gothamist, Rebecca Carter of ecorazzi, Brandy Schaffels of AskPatty, Michael [See the full post…]

SXSW is all about people. Amazing people. I took a lot of photos at this year’s SXSW and some of those were of the band The Go Station. After their set, I went up to the lead singer and showed [See the full post…]

Highlights from the interview and demo of TV Tonic, a service for Windows Media Center that lets you watch Internet video.

Michael Sprague, president of TV Tonic, demonstrates how to get video onto your Windows Media Center (which comes with most versions of Windows Vista).

TV Tonic is a service that lets you get Internet video shows onto your Windows Media Center (most versions of Windows Vista has it built in). Here we talk with Michael Sprague, president of TV Tonic, about that and about [See the full post…]

At CES in January, Seagate announced these new Free Agent hard drives but here we get another look at the drives now that they are shipping and you can buy them. Diana Cartwright, senior director of Seagate’s branded solutions group, [See the full post…]

We talk with Diana Cartwright, senior director of Seagate’s branded solutions group. Seagate generously sponsors the ScobleShow (no one else pays to get on here, so we really appreciate the ability to do what we’re doing) and I thought it [See the full post…]

General Motors unveiled a trio of new Global Cars at the New York International Auto Show. Designed as urban commuter vehicles, these minicars originate from GM’s Korean design studios. Released under the Chevy brand, these three concept vehicles, Beat, Groove [See the full post…]

SNWSpotlight is your source for the latest information from Storage Networking World, taking place in San Diego from April 16th through the 19th. Subscribe to these podcasts for valuable up-to-the-minute news from the conference, plus interviews with industry leaders about [See the full post…]