Forecasting Abrupt Changes

Noetic Science Silent Participants

eLectronics will change everything (if you haven’t figured that out already)!  In an online USA Today Article, Tech CEOs try to predict who’ll win tomorrow’s Tech Race, these enlightened few reflect on the companies of tomorrow.  It is only appropriate, that this “great conspirator” contribute to the good of the cause with two items. Be aware of…  (more…)

Tags: Great Conspiracy Theories, New Technologies, Technology Ahead
Posted in General Interest, PAN | 3 Comments »

Monitoring (electronically)

TED Monitor

TED (The Energy Detective http://www.theenergydetective.com/index.html) beta testing began today.  It took about an hour to complete the hardware installation, the another hour or so for software and program setup.  So far – so good…  (more…)

Tags: Greening, New Technologies
Posted in Greening | 2 Comments »

eNergy

eNergy App from eLifespaces

eNergy, the latest app by eLifespaces, was overlooked by Google last week as they and 45 other companies sent a public letter soliciting support from President Barack Obama suggesting federal support for technology that gives utility customers access to information about their energy and utility consumption.  Seeking to tear down barriers posed by multitudes of local utility companies, the letter seeks to allow utility customers access rights to their individual information.  (more…)

Tags: App, Greening, iPad, New Technologies
Posted in Apple | 6 Comments »

DVD “Release Gap”

DVD "Release Gap"

DVD sales account for almost one-half of a movie’s domestic revenues; yet, the release of a DVD trails (on average) about 2½ months AFTER the movie’s “run” at the theater.  As momentum gathers for digital movie downloads, industry executives are being afforded a golden opportunity to redefine (and control) post theater distribution.  (more…)

Tags: New Technologies, Technology Ahead
Posted in General Interest, HDTV | 3 Comments »

National Internet Access

http://www.broadband.gov

The Federal Communications Commission [FCC] is preparing to submit to Congress next week a 10-year plan that will redefine the nation’s media and technology priorities by establishing high-speed Internet as the country’s dominant communication network.  Highlights include: (more…)

Tags: Great Conspiracy Theories, New Technologies, Technology Ahead
Posted in General Interest | 2 Comments »

‘Hurt’ing the 3D Movement

Job well done, Kathryn Bigelow!  What was supposed to be a tight battle between The Hurt Locker and the 3D groundbreaking Avatar turned out to be no contest. The Hurt Locker topped Avatar in the sound mixing and multiple other technical categories en route to collecting six Oscars, not forgetting best picture and best director honors! (more…)

Tags: 3-D Television, New Technologies, Samsung
Posted in Audio/Visual (General), General Interest | 2 Comments »

MIT’s New Playground

MIT’s Media Lab, the “mothership” for parts of the electronic industry, unveiled its new home last week.  Costing $90 million, the six-story incubator allows some of the world’s smartest and most creative engineers the ability to explore their “inner robot,” create new social networking tools or build intelligent music systems. (more…)

Tags: New Technologies
Posted in General Interest | No Comments »

PAN’s Reach

Two news releases from the Los Angeles Times caught our attention today; first, social networking (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, etc.) applications growing acceptance into the mobile phone markets.  Secondly, was the introduction of applications that allow parents to stay “connected” with family events when obstacles (work, travel, and more) prevent attendance at these functions.  (more…)

Tags: ESC Forward Looking, New Technologies, PAN, Technology Ahead
Posted in PAN | 2 Comments »

Snapshot Report on 3D Television

The CEA forecasts that 1.05 million 3-D TV sets will be sold this year (2010), translating to $2.05 billion in revenue generated by all those sales.  This figure is lower than earlier CEA forecasts of 4 million units. (more…)

Tags: 3-D Television, CE Corporate Strategy, New Technologies, Skype
Posted in Audio/Visual (General), HDTV | 1 Comment »

Gates Comments on iPad

“Bill Gates ‘Disses’ the iPad,” reports Paul McDougall of InformationWeek in a 2/11/10 article.  What else can Gates say after admittedly saying that his company “didn’t aim high enough” to top the iPhone. (more…)

Tags: ESC Forward Looking, iPad, New Technologies
Posted in Apple, Industry Topics | 2 Comments »

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