
Adrian Pennington
Adrian has been writing about the media industry for 20 years in a wide number of leading publications. He is a longstanding member of The IBC and ISE Daily teams, International Editor for CinemaEditor, award winning film critic, conference moderator and copywriter of white papers, press releases and marketing materials for a wide range of organisations. He lives in Liverpool and absolutely loves it.
Samsung's foldable phone is the new laptop (if only it wasn't so expensive!)
Characterised as a solution looking for a problem (but that’s what they said about the iPad), smartphones that literally double as a tablet are set to be the new mobile computing craze with Samsung bagging the obvious brand name and first mover status.
This incredible new technique allows us to see around corners in photographs!
"Track 45 left. Stop. Enhance 15 to 23. Give me a hard copy right there." Deckard’s vocal instruction to the Esper machine to ‘see’ around the corner of a room in a photograph in the original Blade Runner looked unachievably cool in 1982 but could now be in reach.
New full body synthesis AI could be a huge step towards truly convincing deepfake video.
The 5G capable Snapdragon 855 is another huge step change in mobile processing
Qualcomm's new 5G capable Snapdragon 855 would appear to be taking mobile processing to new heights.
German start-up develops single lens that can turn any camera into a light field one.
Forget the big black box in the corner of your living room. Television could be something that you roll up into a box at the end of the evening.
The sale by Virtual Reality production pioneer Jaunt of its VR equipment division should not be seen as another nail in the VR coffin. On the contrary, VR – like stereoscopic 3D – will return bigger and better than before with augmented reality a means to that end. It is AR to which Jaunt is turning its attention.
Night Sight on the Pixel 3 is a step change for mobile photography
Shoot photographs of scenes so dark that you can't see them clearly with your own eyes? Sounds like almost like a super-power but one which Google is sharing with users of its Pixel phones.
A recent unveiling of a 'photorealistic' AI newsreader on Chinese television is both fascinating and unnerving at the same time. How far will this go?
Panasonic has debuted a prototype camera with an "organic" 8K HDR Sensor and global shutter
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