Editor’s Choice. Here my editor, Rocky (The Rocman) pulled out some highlights of the interview we did with Marc Levoy, Stanford University Professor who is doing exceptional photographic research.
Tags: The Rocman, Marc Levoy, Stanford University, photographic research
Photographers, don’t miss this one! It’s an interview with Thomas Hawk and Marc Levoy, Stanford University Professor, who is jointly appointed in computer science and electrical engineering. But that’s the geeky way of explaining this dude is doing some radical stuff with cameras. He shows us a camera that can refocus the image AFTER you shoot it! Talks about other research to stitch images together, digitize statues, among many others.
Tags: Thomas Hawk, Marc Levoy, Stanford University
Home entertainment is switching to digital. Even movie rental places like Netflix are delivering their goods via bits that’ll be stored on a hard drive. So, how do you manage all your music and entertainment stuff? Media Master has a really great answer. Here Neil Day, CEO, and Eric Hixon, CTO, show me their system and talk about the home entertainment industry.
Tags: Media Master, Neil Day, Eric Hixon
One of the most unique social networks I’ve seen lately is the one from BluePulse. It’s for mobile phones only and is gaining a lot of fans. Last week I headed over to see what Ben Keighran, founder and CEO is up to and get a look at the new BluePulse that’s being released today at the CTIA show in San Francisco.
Tags: BluePulse, Ben Keighran, CTIA
Aaron Fulkerson, co-founder of Mindtouch, gives us a demo of what makes his wiki tool better than other wiki tools. Specifically its strengths are that it’s open source and that it has a great API.
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Aaron Fulkerson and Steve Bjork, co-founders of MindTouch, talk to me about the Wiki market and what makes their tool better than others.
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Keynote Systems does testing and caching for Internet services around the world. They know more about the health of the Internet than probably any other company. Here you get a tour into their datacenter and control center. We talk about what happens there when something breaks on the Internet.
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Are you building an Internet service and need to know how it’ll look on computers or mobile phones around the world? What the response times will be? How to make it better? Then you’ll need Keynote Systems. Here, Manny Gonzalez, Sr., director of mobile technologies, talks to me about what the company does and some of the things that new companies should think about when deploying their Web services, particularly on mobile phones.
Tags: Keynote Systems, Manny Gonzalez
Atlassian builds enterprise wikis and is white hot. Today at the Web 2.0 Summit Microsoft’s CEO, Steve Ballmer, will announce that it is partnering with Atlassian, who is building a Sharepoint connector so that Sharepoint customers can use Atlassian’s wiki. This is pretty significant news and here Jeffrey Walker, Atlassian’s president, and Mike Cannon-Brookes, Atlassian’s CEO, discusses what this means for Atlassian.
Tags: Atlassian, Steve Ballmer, Sharepoint, Jeffrey Walker, Mike Cannon-Brookes
Want a new way to discover what is going on in your feeds? FeedHaus has a way: a tag cloud. Chris Bucchere, CEO, discusses and demostrates his new service.
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