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Monthly Archives: December 2009
2009: A Year's Worth of Posts
2009 has been quite an interesting year – to the world in general, to the tech community, to the video conferencing market and to this blog specifically. I thought that celebrating a new year is a great excuse to visit the posts I liked best in 2009.
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Google's Free Video Conferencing Will Do No Evil
Google’s plans for further investment in video conferencing are an opportunity for the whole market, a much-needed step even. This will bring opportunities both in terms of marketing and technology development, I explain.
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One Network, Not "One Internet"
The solution to the obstacles above lay in a converged network, one that incorporates all the IP traffic, including video conferencing. The benefits, in terms of cost, are clear.
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Sensory Experience – A Sense Of Interfaces To Come
It's easy to imagine how the future interfaces will look like: haptic-based, visual-based, sound-based, brain implanted, using contact lenses, controlled by gestures, mind-controlled - the sky is the limit.
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Motion Vs. Sharpness – Make Your Preference!
If motion and sharpness are so important, you probably wonder why you have to choose one over the other in the first place. After all, we want our system to have the best motion and the best sharpness we can get. Sadly however, as with most things in life, we can’t get it all.
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