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Why providing specific language for media server technology in your RFP is a smart strategy. read full blog

A dynamic conversation we seem to have every day with customers interested in our DLNA media server software concerns open source. There are a handful of well-known open source alternatives to Lynx’s Twonky DLNA media server product offerings, and customers want to know “Why Twonky?” when a seemingly good solution exists that may satisfy a need. However, before taking the plunge into open source for anything – from web platforms to operating systems to software – there are several important factors to consider – which will ultimately drive the success of your initiative. Let’s look at the most important factors to consider for DLNA. read full blog

If we had a crystal ball that could predict the future of technology, what would it tell us? Most likely, it’ll be an iteration of technology from patent applications currently in progress. read full blog

Why upgrading residential media and broadband equipment to tri-band is a brilliant plan read full blog

Google has spoken: you are going to have to soon. read full blog

Today I’m proud to announce our entrance into the Smart Home market with our new product, SmartLynx.  If you know Lynx, our beginnings go back to a company called PacketVideo.  PacketVideo began with a mission to watch live TV on a feature phone, way back in 1998.   Since then the company has evolved into Lynx, and our focus has been on connected home use cases around photos, videos and music.   We have become extremely adept in providing robust and reliable media sharing solutions to consumer electronics manufacturers and service providers across the globe.   We are somewhat invisible to the end consumer, but believe me we are there when they are beaming their favorite videos and photos to connected TVs, or playing their favorite tunes on their connected speakers.  We have been providing this capability for 13 years now, and have improved and innovated it every year. read full blog

Earlier this month, I traveled to Berlin to attend the annual IFA tradeshow, which I attended last year as a member of the PacketVideo (PV) executive team. This year’s conference was even more exciting since I was attending this time as the CEO of Lynx Technology, following the acquisition of PV’s North American and European operations in March. read full blog

Back in March, an exciting new chapter began for the employees and customers that were part of PacketVideo’s North American and European operations. On March 27, those PacketVideo (PV) operations were acquired by J.M. Driver LLC, a privately held company based in San Diego, California. read full blog