AdBasix is a new company that helps companies — especially small ones that aren’t very Web-savvy — learn how to use Web advertising. Here, two founders of AdBasix show off how their service will let businesses track their advertising using [See the full post…]

Acrobat 8 Professional has new forms capabilities. Forms may not be new, but they are now much easier to deal with. The feature lets the Acrobat do the work of finding common fields and formatting them to save the user [See the full post…]

Have you subscribed to A Welsh View? We have, and Robert Gale, who writes that blog, finds the weirdest and funniest stuff. Recently I had a chance to walk around his hometown of Newport, Wales with him and I think [See the full post…]

Enlightened mobility is the mission statement of the ZENN Car, an electric car from Feel Good Cars of Toronto. ZENN stands for Zero Emissions No Noise. It’s a Low Speed Vehicle, but the company is in partnership with EEStor, Inc, [See the full post…]

Part II of our EMC interview with Elsevier focuses on the business drivers for their use of content management. Paul Leland talks about walking the halls, asking people across the business how they currently find and manage content; and how [See the full post…]

SAN FRANCISCO, December 27, 2006 (PodTech News) — The past year saw significant changes in the world of video gaming. In recent months, both Sony and Nintendo released new consoles (the Playstation 3 and the Wii), while earlier on, Microsoft’s [See the full post…]

A broad look at some of the features in the new Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional and the Creative Suite Premium 2.3 upgrade, which includes Acrobat 8 Professional.

Another in a series of interviews with Seagate‘s executives as it prepares for the big CES show in Las Vegas, January 8-10. Here you meet James Druckrey, senior vice president and general manager of Seagate’s branded solutions. Here he hints [See the full post…]

$70,000 might be a little much to pay for a new car for the average consumer, but with AC Propulsion’s modification to a non-emission electrical vehicle, the Toyota XB may be worth it to the environment. The company modifies the [See the full post…]

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26, 2006 (PodTech News) — 2007 Predictions — everybody’s doing it, and analysts do it for a living. Rob Enderle, founder and principal analyst with San Jose-based The Enderle Group, looks into his crystal ball to see [See the full post…]

If you’re a Content Management Architect or just want to hear a Content Management Architect talk about their planning and deployments of EMC Documentum across multiple applications, listen to this interview with Geoffrey McCaleb. McCaleb talks about what went well [See the full post…]

Plug-In Partners is a national, grass-roots initiative to demonstrate to automakers that a market for flexible-fuel, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) exists today. The mission of the organization’s national campaign is to garner support in the form of online petitions [See the full post…]

Thom Campbell, Intel’s senior media manager, sought pictures for the company’s multiply promotion, which ended on New Year’s Eve. This national promotion allowed users to upload their photos and then see their pictures on the NASDAQ OR Rueters Times Square [See the full post…]

In this series, “CIO Dilemmas,” Frank Buytendijk, Vice President for Corporate Strategy at Hyperion, examines the changing demands on the CIO.  He concludes that in an environment where “if you’re not part of the solution you’re part of the problem,” [See the full post…]

SAN FRANCISCO, December 24, 2006 (PodTech News) — Former Vice President Al Gore addressed a large crowd of earth scientists and journalists gathered in San Francisco for the American Geophysical Union‘s fall conference on December 14th. Perhaps because he was [See the full post…]

Tom Hale is senior vice president of Adobe‘s Knowledge Worker Solutions Business Unit, and in this podcast, he explains the new features of Acrobat 8 and Adobe Connect, including web conferencing, document creation, control, security and much more. He speaks [See the full post…]

The Acrobat family of products went to the public in a series of live events presented across the country. In this podcast, we talk to individuals across various industries and functions who got a chance to experience the new features [See the full post…]

While many Americans are thinking about going green by buying smaller cars, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety cautions motorists that real-life crash test results show any car that’s very small and light isn’t the best safety choice when there [See the full post…]

Here we get a demo of Tablane‘s TClipper, a Windows application, that lets you keep track of Web sites and manage them.

Jim Druckrey, senior vice president and general manager, Seagate Branded Solutions, talks about the thinking behind shaping the new generation of portable user-friendly hard drives coming from Seagate. Formerly with the Gibson Music company, Druckrey shares his enthusiasm for fulfilling [See the full post…]

While at the Alternative Car & Transportation Expo, I had the opportunity to eavesdrop on a conversation between former Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca and Dick Messer, director of the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, (a favorite place of mine [See the full post…]

The founder of Futuretext, a technology book publisher, is Ajit Jaokar and here he sits down with me to talk about the mobile Web. He wrote a book on that topic and is one of the world’s experts on mobile [See the full post…]

ScreencastsOnline.com is a popular site to learn new things on the Macintosh. Everyday Don fires up his Mac and teaches you to do something cool. Learn more about what’s behind this interesting business (yes, business, he quit his day job [See the full post…]

Amit Kothari, the founder of a Web 2.0 site that’ll bring you cool quotations, sits down with me for an interesting talk about developing such a service and trends in the Web industry.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 22, 2006 (PodTech News) — The Nintendo Wii has had a fairly successful rollout, even though it continues to be plagued by problems with the “Wiimote” controller. The problem is now taking the gamemaker to court. Another [See the full post…]