ATLANTA — Electronic tablets could become the device of choice for the American technology crowd. In a national scientific telephone survey, Poll Position found that 46 percent of those polled said th ...
January 10, 2012
MONTREAL — Fabric Engine, a software engineering company focused on bringing multi-threaded, compiled performance to web applications, announced that it’s Fabric Engine server technology now supports ...
2011 started off rather slowly at the box office—possibly an economic statement more so than one reflective of the movie releases. Despite a first-quarter lineup with virtually something for every tas ...
VENICE — Blur Studio (www.blur.com) was tapped by longtime collaborator, director David Fincher, to create the opening title sequence for his highly-anticipated film, “The Girl With the Dragon T ...
LONDON — Film VFX house Cinesite (www.cinesite.com) is now accepting applications for its annual Inspire internship program. Now in its third year, a new technical effects strand has been added to Ins ...
January 9, 2012
You could say that Avatar set the stage for The Adventures of Tintin. The animated feature, directed by Steven Spielberg, features digital comic-book characters acting with the help of performances ca ...
January 5, 2012
Are you on Team Edward or Team Jacob? The point seems to be moot now that in the latest Twilight movie, Breaking Dawn — Part 1, the lovely Bella finally made her choice (or made her choice final) as s ...
SAN FRANCISCO — Toshiba Imaging ( www.toshibacameras.com ) has delivered the new, miniature, high definition, IKHR1S camera to Grande Vitesse Systems, here, for integration into a ruggedized, digital ...
SECAUCUS, NJ — Panasonic has introduced a new portable LCD series of projectors. The PT-LW25H Series offer high-brightness, compactness and portability, along with a brightness of up to 3,000 lumens, ...
SANTA CLARA, CA — Consumer demand for TVs has been softer than expected in 2011, but showing signs of improvement late in the year. However, inventory pressure plagued the industry through much of ear ...