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Summer in Tech
Tech minds is still here but busy. The summer is here now and will be out as much as we can before winter. Have you discovered any new tech that will change paradigms? We know it has been slow go as to the site, but we plan to bring you something interesting in the months ahead. Thank you for your continued support.
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Video Conferencing Reviews
Video Conferencing Reviews
It has been ignored too long. Why are we so technologically behind in video conferencing communication? It seems that it must not be as important or maybe just not the right time.
Are we behind or is it not being used?
If we are behind, how long?
Is it too costly?
All this talk about bringing HDTV to homes which will require mass amounts of bandwidth etc, so why cant we get a simple 30 frame per second standard def video to grandma’s house? Or will be skipping all of that and going straight to high def video conferencing?
Tech Minds will review and get to the bottom of these questions and more. Look for the Video Conferencing tag to keep up with this topic. And let us know what you think, good or bad!
It is unacceptable to me that it is 2007 and the majority of people still only communicate visually by being face-to-face. This needs to change. Life may be difficult, but Video Conferencing should be a peice of cake.
Phone Systems
Phone Systems. Who still says Phone? Anyway, we are going to discuss the VoIP BUZZ.
So keep you eyes open for the systems tag.
Video or Not to Video
Videos are viewed, made and submitted.
Some are Live and some are Timeless.
YouTube or WebEx?
Why is one free and the other is not? This might be a stretch, but it came to mind that one could have a delayed conversation for free so why not look at Live communication just as importantly as we do the millions of video sites that have a lot of interesting and useless content just like conversations.
More about this later…