Originally released in 2006, this video shows how the PC has become an all-in-one home entertainment device. Related Stories: IntelDesignChallenge

Anupam Gupta, President of MixPo, takes us around his new media widget that lets people tell stories with video, audio, photos, and other graphical details. All in one player. This video includes both an interview with Anupam as well as [See the full post…]

Kevin Keling, Marketing Strategy Manager for Ford, talks about Ford’s embrace of audio technology and its hope that downloads will drive buyers to it’s showrooms. The company has partnered with Microsoft to offer Sync, a voice-activated in-car communications and entertainment [See the full post…]

Learn about what you can do to quickly and effectively recover your business’ systems in the event of a disruption. More information at: Symantec.com

Ninety-three percent of all teens are online today, and 55 percent of all teens online use social networking sites. Girls use social media more than boys. Pew Senior Research Specialist Mary Madden knows all about teens and how they are [See the full post…]

With the Intel Core 2 Challenge PC Design contest deadline looming, tea-drinkers drank coffee, testers didn’t sleep, and boxes got packed in overdrive. This video, produced by BICOM, takes you behind the scenes, during the race to the finish, at [See the full post…]

Cell phone manufacturers need mobile games to be available at launch to take full advantage of a mobile phone’s shelf life. ARM has released a software development kit designed to enable game developers to help reduce time-to-market for mobile games. [See the full post…]

In this mash-up montage from the Game Developers Conference, a number of companies discuss the advantages of using Intel Dual-Core and Quad-Core Processors. Related Stories: IntelGaming

The Monads play a strange mix of Bluegrass and Punk. Sounds strange huh? It’s true. If you want to know what that might sound like check out this video from a show I caught of them in St. Louis recently.

Here are some of the best parts from Robert’s interview and demo with SmileBox’s Andrew Wright. These excerpts are just a taste, and will certainly move you to watch the entire Scoble Show with Smilebox. How do you like the [See the full post…]

There are blogs, social networks, and all that, but they are pretty cold experiences. What if you took a blog, added a really fun set of designs, and included a bit of personality from the greeting card industry. Well, that’d [See the full post…]

Andrew Wright, founder, gives me a tour of innovative SmileBox (I meet the development team). This is a really cool service that lets you create online fun greeting-card-like experiences. Lots of fun, with lots of personality, and you’ll see why [See the full post…]

Peter Silva, a technical marketing manager at F5 Networks, talks about secure remote access, business disaster preparedness, the “people factor”, and F5’s Firepass application solution. This is an F5 podcast.

Intel was showing off the power of its Quad-Core processors at the 2007 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. Some of the biggest PC games were playable at Intel’s booth, including Crysis, Hellgate: London and Company of Heroes. PodTech’s Rio [See the full post…]

Paddy White, CEO of RealTime Technologies, in Dublin, Ireland, sent us this video about his company’s entry in Intel Core 2 Challenge PC Design competition. The iONYX imitates the look of stone, appropriate for geologically-rich Ireland. White contends this design [See the full post…]

Vivid, luminous, precious – these were some of the terms Paddy White and his design team at RealTime Technologies came up with over a couple of pints of Guiness in a Dublin pub. The iONYX, RealTime Technology’s design entry for [See the full post…]

Industrial designer Anthony Forsythe talks about Norwegian company Asono’s Merium, entered in the Intel Core 2 Challenge PC Designs. The Merium can be done in custom colors, using a material usually found in kitchen countertops — corian. “As far as [See the full post…]

Network managers find themselves with a widening set of non-network management responsibilities as enterprise web services and applications become more complex and network-dependent. But, it is neither realistic nor cost effective for enterprises to diffuse the expertise of network managers [See the full post…]

Gnanesh Dholakia, senior product marketing manager at CA, and Jim Metzler, VP, Ashton, Metzler & Associates, look at network management issues in the financial industry.

As corporations expand and adapt to a mobile workforce, issues of remote access and security have become even more crucial to basic business operations. Peter Silva, a technical marketing manager at F5 Networks, talks about secure remote access and its [See the full post…]

How well do your bumpers protect your car in a low-speed collision, like the kind that happen in commuter traffic or parking lots? Acording to Russ Rader of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, for 17 mid-size cars in a [See the full post…]

Here you see how EyeJot lets you use your computer’s Webcam to send videos to your friends and family via email and the Web. David Geller, founder, gives us a demo.

I selected some of the EyeJot intereview and demo in this Scoble Editor’s Choice video that will give you just enough of what’s in the long form to pique your interest and draw you into the bigger picture!

EyeJot is a new service that lets you send videos through email and other systems. Does it in a cool new way using Web services. Since more computers have Webcams built in, this will prove to be popular. Here, I [See the full post…]

Now through April 19, 2007, people can visit www.intelchallenge.com and vote for their favorite concept PC design. Voters get to choose from designs submitted by companies competing for $1 million in the industry Intel Core Processor Challenge. A group of [See the full post…]