• Apple's next big thing? Video, analyst says

  Apple's next big thing may be a video platform that combines cameras in the next versions of the iPhone and iPad with the giant data center the company's building in North Carolina, an analyst said today.

  By Gregg Keizer | 22 April, 2010 05:06

  Tags: Apple, BroadPoint AmTech, high-definition video, iPad, Technology Business Research

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  Nvidia's Ion 2 brings HD video to netbooks

  Nvidia is launching the Ion 2 graphics platform, which could potentially turn netbooks into full-fledged multimedia boxes that can play back high-definition video.

  By Agam Shah | 03 March, 2010 06:08

  Tags: graphics cards, high-definition video, netbooks, nvidia, Nvidia Ion

• PMA 2010: Fashionable Sony camera is as tough as nails

  Sony today announced two additions to its 2010 Cyber-shot camera lineup, both of which should be on display at the PMA 2010 show in Anaheim, California, later this week.

  By Tim Moynihan | 19 February, 2010 01:33

  Tags: cybershot, high-definition video, sony, PMA 2010

• Skype video calls go high-definition

  Skype users can now make high-definition video calls as long as they have an HD webcam and sufficient bandwidth and processing power, Skype said on Tuesday. The company also announced that HDTVs will ship later this year with its Internet calling software embedded on them.

  By James Niccolai | 05 January, 2010 16:03

  Tags: high-definition video, Skype

• Akamai's new network aims for iPhone HDTV

  Akamai Technologies is extending its content delivery network to the Apple iPhone as it introduces the Akamai HD Network, a system for streaming high-definition live and on-demand video to a variety of devices.

  By Stephen Lawson | 30 September, 2009 06:28

  Tags: Apple, high-definition video, iPhone, iPhone 3GS, media streaming, smartphones

Whitepapers about high-definition video

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  Avaya Deploys the Avaya Desktop Video Device with the Avaya Flare® Experience

  A revolutionary new video collaboration device, the Avaya Desktop Video Device has been making waves in the communications industry ever since Avaya introduced the product in the fall of 2010. Avaya’s own employees have been among the earliest users and have seen first-hand how the product can improve collaboration and make people more efficient and effective. Read more.