Posts Tagged ‘Demo’

Verizon continues to make news at CES 2011 with the debut of Cisco umi Telepresence. The service takes advantage of Verizon’s blazing fast fiber optic connection to deliver 1080p HD video conferencing capabilities. The two companies are hoping to launch umi later this year. How would you use telepresence technology to connect with others? For more on Verizon at CES – newscenter.verizon.com Connect with Verizon: Facebook – www.facebook.com Twitter – twitter.com Blog — www.verizon.com

Samsung 4G LTE Phone for Verizon Wireless: Demo Samsung is going to be releasing an LTE-capable handset for Verizon towards the middle of the year, and we’re hoping by then it may even have a name for it. While we found it rather odd Samsung hasn’t bothered to name its new handset yet (We’re proposing “Bob”), it does look like a winner. For now it is simply known by its model number of SCH-i520, and we’re sure they’ll come up with a suitably spiffy name. Sporting a Super AMOLED Plus screen, which Samsung says they have addressed the bluish tint that we have seen on some other handsets, looks absolutely gorgeous. Measuring 4.3-inches, you can see in the video that it has some beautiful resolution, but we have unfortunately not heard what those numbers are yet. And with built-in HDMI out you’ll be able to share your beautiful content with televisons. The back features an 8 megapixel camera, and a 1.3 megapixel on the front for video conferencing via Skype and other uses. Nice to see it’s not yet another VGA job. The Phone will launch in mid-2011 with Android 2.2, but upgrades will be available for it down the road. We wish we could tell you a name on this phone, and overall it looks like a good choice, but be warned the back is similar to the Galaxy S, and it seems the back is a fingerprint magnet, so it is definitely not for the obsessive compulsive amongst us. Be on the lookout for the phone around mid-2011.

The Sprint Samsung Epic 4G is a Samsung Galaxy S smartphone variant that runs on Google’s Android OS with the TouchWiz UI layer on top. Unlike other Galaxy S variants, the Epic 4G supports 4G WiMax, has a sliding keyboard in landscape orientation, supports video calling with the front-facing webcam, and has an LED flash for the rear 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording.

A sample Video about the OpenMeetings Connector for SugarCRM. See more details at code.google.com

www.ivci.com In addition to its content sharing abilities, the all new Polycom CX5000 offers a unique 360 degree view of the entire conference room while automatically tracking the active speaker in a separate isolated view. The system is compatible with both Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007, resulting in meetings that are more productive as well as cost-effective. Best of all, the Polycom CX5000 is user-friendly. Simply plug the USB cable into a laptop to begin enjoying the benefits of this remarkable collaboration tool without the need for extensive training. For additional information call 1-800-224-7083, or visit us online at www.ivci.com

Lionfish Video Conferencing device concept (Prototype) demoing ZiiMeet

One of the coolest new features of the iPhone 4 is its front facing camera which allows video conferencing called Facetime. Unfortunately you can only do this with another iPhone 4 user for now! Were hoping to see it come to the iChat software on macs as well. Also you must be connected to a WiFi network so if your walking the beach and want to share some oil you found you wont be able to do that!! Facetime is a pretty cool feature and this is what it looks like!

www.glance.net – Glance Network’s simple web demo tool cuts travel expense and meeting time for Tina Bean, Director of Sales and Marketing at web analytics provider, VisiStat.

Reach straight through your computer screen to grab your clients’ hearts, minds and wallets! I’m not surprised that you’re watching this video. Online video is exploding! In just one month—January of 2007—over one hundred and twenty three million Internet users watched an online video. Why? Well, we’ve all grown up with television. It’s a format that’s familiar and easy for anyone to understand. And with live, fully interactive video conferencing, your viewers get a sense of immediacy, a sense of intimacy you can never get from a podcast or teleconference. Your viewers—whether they’re students, clients, co-workers or prospects—can feel a sense of connection with you that you just can’t create with the printed word, or with one-way audio alone. Online, trust is everything. Interactive video gives you credibility. It gives your clients and prospects peace of mind that you’re a real person. And it makes it easier for them to learn from you—and buy from you. And with Video Seminar Live, you can get unlimited live video conferencing for less than a cup of coffee a day. And you don’t have to be a computer geek to do it. In fact, there’s no software to install or fancy equipment to buy. You just need a standard Web browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox plus a simple webcam—available for under thirty dollars. And best of all, your satisfaction is guaranteed. If you’re ready to connect with clients and prospects in the most effective way imaginable, just go to www …

Zoho does online office, Zoho offers a wide range of online offices and productivity applications ranging from word processors, spreadsheets, presentation and wiki apps to CRM, project management and more. Zoho aims to bring affordability with its broad suite of online applications.