Stream all the music on earth wirelessly in any room Big Sonos sound in a compact size Control wirelessly with Android smartphone, iPhone, iPad SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – July 20, 2011 – Sonos, Inc., the leading manufacturer of wireless music systems, today introduced the SONOS PLAY:3, the compact, all-in-one Sonos player with wall-to-wall HiFi sound. Continue Reading →
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An intimate look at the life and body of work of one of the most prolific and creative forces in Hollywood and American culture Companion special “The True Story of True Blood” offers listeners an unparalleled look inside the hit show Academy® and Emmy®-Award winning writer/producer/director Alan Ball will be the featured subject of the Continue Reading →
Apple announced that its newest operating system Mac OS X Lion will be available to purchase on Wednesday. The operating system upgrade can be downloaded through the Mac App Store for $29.99. Apple boasts over 250 new features including a new launchpad and the ability to wirelessly share files with other Lion users. Continue Reading →
Australian broadcast service facility taps Dalet to manage assets and production for new online service delivery Sydney, Australia– July 19, 2011 – Video-8 Media, an Australian company specializing in production and distribution services for the broadcast market, has launched a Cloud-based Media Asset Management (MAM) service utilizing Dalet Enterprise Edition. With high-end data centers in Continue Reading →
Apple will release its newest operating system, Lion, through the Mac App Store. Discs will be available if you don’t have broadband, but the shift to digital downloads is here to stay. By removing physical media, Apple can make smaller laptops with larger batteries. Read the full article at AppleInsider.com Continue Reading →
Apple released its mobile operating system upgrade iOS 4.3 days before the launch of the iPad 2. The update will let AT&T users finally use the mobile hotspot feature, increases the web browsing performance and provides security updates. If you have an Apple TV, iOS 4.3 will also let you stream media to your television. Continue Reading →
This week on Shelly Palmer Digital Living, we talk to video game expert Harold Goldberg, author of All Your Base Are Belong To Us about what went on at the Game Developers Conference. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about the iPad 2 and review the Motorola Atrix — the first smartphone to Continue Reading →
The Mac OSX operating system used to be able to fly under hackers’ radar when it came to making malicious viruses. Now, a Remote Access Trojan virus can be installed on Macs that gives hackers access to your machine. The back door virus most commonly infects computers that downloaded pirated software. Continue Reading →
[wpaudio url=”https://media.shellypalmer.com/wp-content/images/usrn/110301_SHELLYPALMER_GEN_BED.mp3″ text=”Click to play … ” dl=”0″] ICANN, the group that oversees domain names, turned down a proposal that would allow governments to veto controversial suffixes. Governments can still choose to file objections to names without paying a fee. The Bush administration previously struck down a proposal for the .XXX extension. In other news, Continue Reading →
This week on Shelly Palmer Digital Living, we talk online security with expert Hemu Nigam, co-chair of President Obama’s Online Safety Technology Working Group. We chat with Motorola’s Christa Smith and Rick Hartwig about their new tablet, the Motorola Xoom. Our cool website this week is Contxts.com and we’ll chat with its founder Danny Newman about how Continue Reading →