



From Screen-Splitting Devices to Room-Sizing Speakers
Laura McQuarrie — October 25, 2015 — Tech
Even before looking at the top October 2015 multimedia ideas, it's apparent that many manufacturers strive to create do-it-all devices. This has come to a point that the desire to multitask has resulted in creations like Skreens and apps from Korean studio Superfiction, which make it possible to split the screen on a device in order to serve two different purposes at once.
As well as just being able to do it all, a large number of these multimedia concepts put an emphasis on data tracking and visualization. This information is being put to use for increasing productivity in-office, tracking sleep patterns or simply making it easy to comprehend sets of data that may be confusing.
As well as just being able to do it all, a large number of these multimedia concepts put an emphasis on data tracking and visualization. This information is being put to use for increasing productivity in-office, tracking sleep patterns or simply making it easy to comprehend sets of data that may be confusing.
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