Troy Dreier

Our winner for Datamation Handheld Device of the Year, the Apple iPhone, launched in June 2007, with customers lined up nationwide to get their hands on one. And it’s been in the news nearly every day since. With that kind of excitement, it’s no surprise that it was our winner by a landslide. Or maybe […]

If you were watching the keynote address from last week’s Macworld Conference and Expo, you saw Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveil software for the iPhone and iPod touch that lets users pinpoint their location with Google Maps. But the software doesn’t depend on GPS, it depends on Wi-Fi. To create this amazing app, Apple licensed […]

At the beginning of the year, we speculated that wireless monitors might finally become a reality this year. Walk around the display section of your local computer superstore and you’ll see that this was a bit optimistic. But, we weren’t far off: wireless monitors are indeed on the horizon and will be here by mid-2008. The […]

Time Machine, Quick Look, iChat Screen Sharing: If you’re a Mac user, there are lots of good reasons to upgrade to OS X 10.5 “Leopard,” Apple’s new operating system. But there’s also a good reason to hold off: Adobe’s professional video apps aren’t yet fully compatible. Mac users love to upgrade their systems. After all, […]

The long-awaited Wi-Fi-enabled iPod is finally here, but it’s taken a different form from what most of us would have guessed. The iPod Touch doesn’t resemble a classic iPod at all, but is instead a stripped-down, slimmed-down iPhone. While having Wi-Fi on board is nice, Apple isn’t breaking any new ground with the wireless features. […]

Want to see the merchandise before you go shopping? Check out this video to hear about the four types of cameras used in online work and get expert recommendations for each. Then, read this article for even more camera recommendations. This article was first published on WebVideoUniverse. RELATED NEWS AND ANALYSIS Ethics and Artificial Intelligence: […]

While online video is being widely embraced by businesses of all size, video podcasting is slow to catch on. We did a little digging, however, and uncovered a few companies that are succeeding with innovative video podcasts. To help us separate the best from the rest, we spoke with Paul Colligan, who has co-authored The […]

If you’re going to get your video viewed, you’ve got to know where the viewers are. A report released today by ComScore makes it clear that viewers are watching more than anyone thought, and they’re doing it largely at YouTube. ComScore released detailed results for video viewership in July of 2007 in its Video Metrix […]

Forget the dos. We’ve been seeing so many poor corporate video podcasts lately that it’s time to put away the do list and bust out the don’ts. Here are the five major mistakes of business video podcasters. Leesa Barnes To help us create the definitive list, we turned to the Internet’s foremost business podcasting expert, […]

The latest version of Apple iMovie is aimed at people who hate to edit their footage. Is it still right for small businesses? This article was first published on WebVideoUniverse. RELATED NEWS AND ANALYSIS Ethics and Artificial Intelligence: Driving Greater Equality FEATURE |  By James Maguire, December 16, 2020 AI vs. Machine Learning vs. Deep Learning FEATURE |  By Cynthia Harvey, […]