Projected Capacitive Touch Screens Go Mainstream
NPD DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that over 566 million Projected Capacitive Touch (PCT) screens will ship for mobile phone application in 2011.
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New Initiative Secures HD Content on Flash Cards
Panasonic, Samsung, SanDisk, Sony and Toshiba announced that they will work together to develop and promote a new HD content protection technology for flash memory cards and embedded storage devices.
Plextor Launches PX-650US PlexEasy DVD Burner
Plextor Europe announced its new PX-650US PlexEasy DVD burner, which can be used without a PC to backup data stored on SD memory cards and digital devices.
HDMI Popularity Rising
NPD In-Stat announced it forecasts that the number of HDMI-enabled device shipments will surpass one billion in 2014, while DVI-enabled shipments will decline by 9.4% annually through 2015.
OnLive Cloud Gaming Goes Mobile
OnLive, Inc. announced its new OnLive app, which allows tablet and smartphone users to play big name console games on the company’s cloud gaming service.
Smartphones to Go 3D Big Time
Jon Peddie Research announced it forecasts that 80% of smartphones will incorporate stereo 3D cameras and screens by 2015.
Pantech Goes with DTS Audio
DTS, Inc. announced that Pantech will integrate DTS audio technology into the company’s devices including smartphones.
Car Radio and CDs Dominate Music Listening
The NPD Group announced its latest survey suggests that the majority of Americans listen to most of their music in their cars, where broadcast radio and CDs still dominate.
Smartphone Shipments Soar
IHS iSuppli announced that smartphones will account for more than half of the worldwide cellphone market in 2015.
CRTC Examines Trends in Canadian Communications Industry
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) issued a new report detailing trends in the communications industry.
Canada Welcomes Galaxie Mobile Streaming Music Service
Stingray Digital announced that it has launched Galaxie Mobile, the first Canadian-owned commercial-free mobile streaming music service.