Stuart Corner
Journalist at Freelance
IT journalist, commentator & speaker. Contributor to SMH IT Pro, ZDNet, Computer Daily News and others. To keep sane I swim, bike ride & bushwalk.
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Aug 1, 2024 |
connectedmag.com.au | Stuart Corner
Several Connected Tech Predictors said that immersive entertainment is coming, but what does it look like and what can integrators do? Stuart Corner writes. Driving these predictions was industry interest in the Immersive Audio Design Recommended Practice (CEDIA/CTA-RP22), which he said had been an absolute hit with integrators and has packed conference rooms at CEDIA Tech Summits, even crashing CEDIA’s website when it first debuted. But why stop at audio?
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Jul 15, 2024 |
connectedmag.com.au | Stuart Corner
Dante is understood and used by all integrators. For the 20th anniversary edition, Stuart Corner takes a look back at the standard and how it came to be. Electronic communication involves transferring information between two pieces of equipment, either over wires or by electromagnetic radiation. Communication is possible only if equipment A can understand the signals from equipment B, and vice-versa. So, standards are hugely important, and have been since the beginning.
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Apr 29, 2024 |
connectedmag.com.au | Stuart Corner
AI is here and it’s creeping into our lives and the way we live. Stuart Corner looks at what it means for the smart home industry and if there are any risks. Unless you have been living under a rock you would know that artificial intelligence (AI) is all the rage. It’s evolving at a dizzying pace, generating enthusiasm and angst in almost equal measure. No surprise then that AI is having huge impacts on smart home technology and being eagerly adopted and exploited by players in the smart home space.
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Apr 22, 2024 |
connectedmag.com.au | Stuart Corner
Bluetooth might be revolutionising the audio world… again. Stuart Corner finds out what the latest innovation, Bluetooth Auracast, is and how it’ll impact our day-to-day lives. Imagine being in an airport, waiting for your flight.
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Dec 10, 2023 |
connectedmag.com.au | Stuart Corner
Cybersecurity is a tricky area and several government bodies are trying their best to put together standards for a changing industry. Stuart Corner looks at what it means for integrators. In 2021 UK consumer organisation, Which, set up a smart home to test the vulnerability of smart home devices, and the frequency of cyber attacks. It found 12,000 scanning or hacking attempts in a single week.
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