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Samsung reveals world’s first UltraHD ’4K’ Blu-ray player
The Blu-ray Disc Association finalized the “4K” Ultra HD Blu-ray specification in May, and in August the group said to expect product announcements before the holidays. Now, we’ve got our first UHD Blu-ray player announcement, courtesy of Samsung. The Korea-based electronics … Continue reading
Latest Apple TV rumor suggests skimpier storage, reiterates lack of 4K
The next Apple TV might not have a lot of room for apps and games if a new report by 9to5Mac proves accurate. The site, which tends to have a strong record with Apple rumors, claims that Apple’s next set-top … Continue reading
New FCC rules could ban DD-WRT and wireless router modification
New FCC rules could lock down routers and prevent third-party firmware installation on future devices.
Tesla Model X crossover deliveries start September 29 for insiders
Insiders get to the head of the line to order the $140K Signature Series. 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds. A cheaper Model X, about $25K less, comes available in early 2016.
New Xbox One SKU will feature Elite controller, 1TB SSHD
Microsoft is rolling a new version of the Xbox One in time for Christmas 2015. Say hello to faster storage, a 1TB drive, and the new Elite wireless controller — back at the original launch price of $499.
This Asus router is a powerful rebuttal to Google OnHub’s stark simplicity
The Wi-Fi arms race continues. In the wake of Google’s OnHub router launch, Asus has announced what looks to be an astonishingly powerful new device: The RT-AC5300U, This 4×4 consumer router, promises to deliver two 5GHz 802.11ac wireless networks with … Continue reading
Panasonic jumps into the OLED TV market with the first 4K TV to earn THX certification
Panasonic makes some very good LCD TVs, but it’s building its new flagship on an OLED foundation for the first time. It’s been almost two years since the company gave up on plasma, the previous high bar for television display … Continue reading
[Bonnes pratiques] Le retargeting en mode Mobile
Chaque mois, Philippe Leclercq (Ad4Screen) éclaire les problématiques du marketing mobile. Aujourd’hui, cap sur le retargeting mobile, avec plusieurs conseils pour mettre en place des campagnes performantes.
Jeu marketing : quelles sont les dotations les plus prisées ?
Choisir la bonne dotation en fonction de la cible visée accroit les chances de succès d’un jeu marketing. Qu’est-ce qui motive les participants à jouer?
Carlsberg cultive ses origines danoises
Le brasseur d’origine danoise lance le 3 septembre une campagne d’affichage dans le style et l’esprit du pays nordique. La marque invite à… “Trouver la Danoise !” dans ses publicités.
