RealVNC delivers MirrorLink™ capabilities to Automotive Systems Company
Automotive Systems Company, a division of Panasonic Corporation, selects RealVNC to deliver the next generation of in-car entertainment and driving experience.
Would you rather pay for quantity or quality in telemarketing?
Ian Titchener, Director of Telemarketing Matters, writes: Why am I writing this post? Simple, I think that next to the people, quality is the most important factor you should consider when choosing a telemarketing partner!
Vince Cable in Cambridge to launch Business Week
Business Secretary, Vince Cable will be welcomed to the city by MP Julian Huppert next month when he comes to launch Cambridge Business Week.
Energy efficiency and human behaviour
Are buildings that consume less energy really more energy efficient as a result? As the University of Cambridge begins Switch Off Week, researcher Scott Kelly explains how predicting energy efficiency is easier said than done, especially once human behaviour becomes part of the calculation.
Cities and how we live in them
More and more of us live in cities where disparate communities jostle for space. Eminent sociologist Richard Sennett will give a public lecture on The Open City in Cambridge this Thursday (21 February).
Amino appoints new SVP product management and marketing
Amino Communications, leaders in IPTV/OTT solutions, today announces that Joe Coles has joined the company as SVP product management and marketing.
Nujira announces breakthrough LTE performance for CMOS PAs
Nujira Ltd, the world leader in Envelope Tracking (ET) technology, has today released the details of significant test results that demonstrate how ET technology unlocks the potential of RF CMOS PAs for high end 3G and 4G smartphone applications. Nujira has published a white paper detailing the results of this testing, available to download from nujira.com.
Wysing 2013 residency artists announced
Wysing Arts Centre announces names of artists who will take part in its prestigious residency programme in 2013.
Italian celebrities are in the spotlight
Anglia Ruskin University will be investigating the psychology of Italian celebrity with the visit of two high-profile figures to its Cambridge campus.
New Linx TJ725 cuts waste and saves money with Simply Smart Technology®
Case coding just got easier than ever thanks to Linx Printing Technologies, with the launch of a new thermal inkjet (TIJ) printer that ensures the first print is as good as the last.
Churchill College conference team raises £1000 for homeless charity
Churchill College conference team hosted a successful evening reception in their Dining Hall recently to promote their facilities, with the opportunity for guests to try their luck in the student-run Churchill Casino and raise money for a homeless charity.
Ready, steady, network!
Networking is like Marmite; some love it, some hate it. One thing is undeniable, it is a key tool in boosting your business’ profile and recognition and a fantastic way to meet like-minded people who may be offering a service that is vital to you and your business.
Arthur Rank Hospice charity's 'Fancy frock frenzy'
Need a special outfit for a special occasion? This event could be just for you.
Join the Star Shine Stroll in aid of Arthur Rank Hospice
Online registration is now live for the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity Star Shine Stroll on Saturday 11th May 2013.
p2people adds new exciting features for 2013!
p2people has added a number of new and exciting features for 2013 to improve your web experience.
Immersive digital experience for Cambridge's first science centre
The Cambridge Science Centre is a much-anticipated, public interactive science centre - the first of its kind in the city. The educational charity, founded by Chris Lennard and Katia Smith-Litière, provides a hands-on opportunity for children and adults to learn and get excited about about science.
A YouTube myth
You often hear people say that it costs a fortune to put together material for YouTube. But this simply isn’t true. FCG Consultancy's Jonathan Wainwright explains how to create professional content on a budget...
Light and sound fuse in a groundbreaking technology and musical collaboration
While issues of climate change and sustainability are global, the e-Luminate Festival this week is keeping it local. The festival, which runs from the 20th – 24th of February in Cambridge city centre, offers the public a way to view clean technology in a visually stunning way. This unique collaboration between clean technologists and artists will transform some of Cambridge’s landmark buildings…
Tame your computer - another chart topper!
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to really quickly insert a chart (Excel 2007-2010)...
Ithaka Life Sciences' client ProteinLogic awarded Technology Strategy Board funding
Ithaka is pleased to announce that ProteinLogic, the biomarker discovery and exploitation company, has been awarded a grant by the Technology Strategy Board - the UK’s national innovation agency - to help support the development of a new diagnostic test for tuberculosis (TB). Ithaka’s founder and Managing Director, Dr Paul Rodgers, is Executive Chairman of ProteinLogic.
Blue Chip launches dual display single board computer
Blue Chip Technology Ltd has announced the release of the RE3 single board computer, a powerful ARM Cortex based solution that provides dual display, an advanced graphics engine, rapid computation and a wealth of peripheral support such as CAN and Mini PC-Express. This small footprint (100mm x 70mm) single board computer offers fast performance and stunning graphics.
Cambridge launches two new 'Explore Shakespeare' iPad apps
Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night's Dream are now available in the Explore Shakespeare series.
Horizon Discovery wins Most Promising Company at World Conference on Personalised Medicine
Award based on technology, performance to date, and forward plans
CambridgePPF finalises comments on second phase of local plan
Local charity Cambridge Past Present & Future (CambridgePPF) has finalised its response to the second stage of the Local Plan review: Issues & Options 2 – the public consultation concerning the potential location of new houses and other amenities in and around the city.
The all-electric car: still an idea ahead of its time
Despite many new models and plenty of government encouragement, sales of electric cars remain low, says The Scientific Alliance.