The wait continues for those looking to ask Google Assistant questions via Sonos, but keen Sonos fans can sign up for private beta testing taking place over the next few months.
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That CEDIA Podcast with Julie Jacobson on 2018 Home Tech Happenings and 2019 Trends
Julie Jacobson, with CEDIA podmeisters Ed Wenck and Walt Zerbe, recap the year in home technology, shame the guest on bad 2018 predictions, and discuss trends for 2019 in CEDIA Tech Council Podcast #89
Tom Cruise PSA: Turn off HDTV Motion Smoothing, Avoid ‘Soap-Opera Effect’
Taking to Twitter, Tom Cruise wages war on video interpolation (motion smoothing), garnering thousands of responses from A/V geeks and jokesters alike.
The 17 Best Stories of 2018 That CE Pros Never Read
In 2018, many CE Pros skipped a lot of important business articles in favor of lighter fare. Let’s change that.
DISH Releases 21 James Bond Flicks in 4K for Holiday Binge-Watching
DISH has partnered with EPIX and Layer3 TV to expand its UHD 4K video-on-demand library to include 21 classic James Bond films along with a few modern blockbusters.
ProjX360 Releases QuickBooks Integration, Previews Inventory Management Software
With the release of QuickBooks Desktop Integration, users can now see clients, products, proposals, and more all in one place.
CES 2019 Preview: 9 Smart Home, IoT, Security and Wellness Co’s. You Never Heard of
CES 2019 Smart Home Finds: A new Rachio competitor, an AI-driven camera “police have been asking for,” IAQ and lighting solutions for wellness, and a self-learning home automation systems that hit every buzzword in the IoT playbook.
Ruckus Parent Co. ARRIS Acquired by CommScope for $7.4 Billion
With CommScope set to acquire ARRIS, which itself recently acquired Ruckus, the new owner is expected to generate approximately $1 billion in cash flow from operations and gain more ground in 5G and IoT technologies.
20th Century Fox EVP on the Future of VR and AI in Storytelling: CEDIA Podcast
John Penney of 20th Century Fox says virtual reality and artificial intelligence will change the film industry, requiring new forms of content creation to support personalized, interactive story telling.