After coming back from CES this past January, I was really interested in some of the Smart TV’s that were being released. Maybe I was caught up in the glitz and glamour of the show because since the lights have dimmed and the fog has lifted, I don’t have the same interest as I once [...]
- By The LG Girl: Bringing you exclusive, official LG info. Ice cream lover. Huge klutz. Emotionally attached to my cell phone. Gadgets only MIA during takeoff and landing. Here at LG, we love the cloud. Why? Well – because we love anything that has the potential to make the mobile experience even better. We’ve recently released [...]
This recent post I made about midseason television shows sparked some interesting conversations in the office about some of the new DVR solutions that are currently available. After cycling through link after link and subtle hints telling me to upgrade my device (ironic given we work at a storage company, right?) I wanted to share [...]
MacWorld is a yearly event in San Francisco, but this is my first time actually attending. It’s most likely because it’s only been within the last few years where I began my conversion to Mac. I still haven’t converted 100%, but I have an appreciation for the tools and software the OS supports. I’d done [...]
— By Steve Pipe Hot on the heels of the big Consumer Electronics Show, Seagate is diving into another influential technology gathering today. By the standards of CES—which drew more than 140,000 people to Las Vegas earlier this month—theMacworld/iWorld show, which runs Thursday through Saturday at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, is fairly cozy, with about [...]
We covered a lot of different things during CES ranging from videos to photo-essays to keynotes. We dug deep into some of the key innovations we wanted to share but didn’t get a chance to cover other things that we just thought interesting. Here are some of the things I stumbled upon just walking the [...]
I don’t know if I’d go as far as to call it a trend of the CES show but one item I saw in abundance were headphones. I already talked about Audio Euphoria from home theater systems, it seems like the popularity of the Beats by Dre line has encouraged other companies to test the water and [...]
The Consumer Electronics Show covers the gamut from televisions to washing machines to automobiles. As such, what sometimes can get overlooked is gaming. Maybe it’s because the gaming industry has enough opportunity to toot its horn at shows like Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) or the Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) but it’s still a facet of [...]
Ever heard of Toon Boom? I hadn’t, but I know I’ve seen their work. They’ve been in the animation business since 2005 and have worked with clients such as Warner Bros, Nelvana, Film Roman and more working on projects such as Kung Fu Panda, The Rugrats, The Simpsons Movie. Showcasing Flip Boom Doodle at the [...]
We at Seagate love film. We love watching movies and we love exploring the creative process. Sure, we make hard drives, but we feel it makes perfect sense because whether you’re shooting on a large, professional camera or just taking a spur of the moment clip with your smartphone, your going to save that video [...]
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