ProAV Today

June 30, 1970

It will require just 5GB for a 90-minute UHD video compared to 10GB with HEVC.

A great history of the player we love to hate

On-demand education on a new standard for Pro AV Over IP

US Army Maj. Jeremy Haynes’ new adaptive home features distributed audio and video connected with control and security features

Four remaining flagship stores in London, New York, Sydney and Redmond, Washington will become Experience Centers.

Sonos is to layoff 12% of its global workforce and close its New York store due to “uncertainty and challenges stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.” The smart speaker giant will...

Inspiration for social distancing from long before it was necessary

Beautiful doesn't come cheap

Streaming Media issues call for MPEG stories

Bike path railing redesigned as a powerful wind instrument.

by Ian Sherr, CNET

They livestream work from home from the spacecraft

Specification enables wireless charging of IoT devices using shared antenna

The Texas Longhorns are getting a new home

SunnyFive is the company's latest C-Lab venture

They will reportedly be called "Apple Glasses"

By Jennifer Ouellette, Ars Technica

Good Morning America reports how Miami is planning to make Hard Rock Stadium safe

Bigger battery, longer flying time, and rave reviews

Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao football club invests $1.7B in the showpiece stadium

Some highlights from the big night

It's easier to work from home when you can sleep from home.

Now that the merger is done what's next for Sprint customers?

Sonos says the new platform is necessary for hi-res audio support and more advanced features; will further isolate legacy products

Here's why and here are six affected devices, and what you can do about it if you are willing to isolate or brick them.

Ad revenue on ride-share roofs may help struggling drivers expand their businesses, or not.

Super Nintendo World is an upcoming theme park area under construction at Universal Studios Japan and Universal's Epic Universe that is based on Nintendo favorites, such as Super Mario.

Not quite as ugly as a tinfoil hat.

After two years of work with Teenage Engineering, the pieces are ready and it's a lifestyle product.