Vol 24 – Issue 15 – Page 2

Tru Optik Can Identify Buyers in Precise Locations

by Bob Raikes

Tru Optik, in the US which specialises in tracking audiences for OTT content said that it has started working with NinthDecimal, a marketing platform that is location-based, to allow targeting of advertising based on …

Sling TV is First Live OTT TV for LG

by Bob Raikes

Sling TV of the US, a subsidiary of Dish Network, said that it will be the first live OTT TV service on LG Smart TVs that support webOS 3.0 and 3.5. The app will …

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TVaaS Market to Grow to $1.5 Billion by 2021

by Alan Spencer

ABI Research has evaluated the “TV as a Service” (TVaaS) business model and finds that revenues for video software will grow from 2016’s 10%, to 35% in 2021 with revenues of $1.5 billion. The …

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Samsung and Amazon Propose HDR10+

by Bob Raikes

Samsung and Amazon Video have announced a development of the HDR10 specification to HDR10+ which will add dynamic metadata to the base HDR10 approach. The metadata can be supplied at a frame-by-frame or scene-by-scene …

Facebook Looks at Snapchat for AR Ideas

by Norbert Hildebrand

During the Facebook’s F8 developers conference Mark Zuckerberg announced the closed beta release of an AR platform that seems to be modeled on the Snapchat augmented reality app, ‘Lenses’. Facebook admits that it wrongly …

DSCC Releases Quarterly OLED Report

by Alan Spencer

Display Supply Chain Consultants has released its latest quarterly report on OLED supply, OLED demand and the OLED equipment market. The report also contains the latest OLED fab schedules, OLED capacity forecasts, OLED yields …

SID Business Conference to be Heavy on OLED

by Isaac Oburu

DSCC said that the SID Display Week Business conference will be ‘OLED heavy’ and will feature speakers from Royole, UniPixel, Kateeva and IDC who will look at flexible OLEDs, while UDC, Cynora, Applied Materials, …

No Good News for UK Retail

by Alan Spencer

The KPMG/Ipsos Retail Think Tank (RTT) has released its latest findings on the UK retail sector. After six quarters of consolidation, the UK retail sector fell back in the first quarter of 2017 through …

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AMD Cards Designed for Upgraders

by Bob Raikes

AMD has introduced the Radeon RX 500 series of graphics cards with improved game performance, higher clock speeds and a second generation Polaris architecture. The cards are aimed at upgraders. Features include: Optimized DirectX …

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Epsilon Car Stereo has Dual Displays

by Bob Raikes

Epsilon Electronics has developed a new dual screen car stereo system, the VRN-DD7HB. The system includes dual PCap touch LCDs, each with 7″ 800 x 480 resolution. One of the displays can act as …

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A Fab by Any Other Name….

by Bob Raikes

OLEDNet, the blog run by UBI Research has said that it believes that Samsung will make its next OLED plant, the A4 line of a G7 line, based on Samsung’s naming system, which tends …

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Tobii Pro Chooses Eizo’s Monitors

by Alan Spencer

Tobii Pro and Eizo entered into a collaboration agreement centred around Tobii Pro’s eye-tracking solutions and Eizo’s monitors for behavioural research. In November last year, the new Tobii Pro Spectrum was launched with Eizo’s …