Mast Labs has been featured in the latest issue (October 2009) of Develop Magazine. In an article speaking about the cutting edge technologies for gaming audio, the author reviews and comments on our latest Wavelution™ technology. Click HERE to read the entire article.

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Mast Labs has released its latest security technology, Digimetrics™, in the form of coveted iPhone libraries. These libraries can be used by any iPhone application developer who seeks revolutionary authentication security for their users, with cloud scalability, at a fraction of the traditional price for more cumbersome competitive solutions. Contact us for more information on licensing Digimetrics™ for your iPhone/iPod application.

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MastLabs is proud to welcome two new team members. Michael Key comes to us from Starz/Encore/Liberty and previously Sun Microsystems where he specialized in enterprise and mobile development, architecture and engineering. Mike K. will be serving as a senior architect and developer on our SaaS and OEM technologies. Michael Jablonski comes to us from Crosswalk and eBay where he focused on system and network architecture, administration and security. Michael J. will be working on hardening the Mast infrastructure as well as designing our cloud platform and the security aspects of the SaaS solution. We are proud to welcome both of them to Mast Labs.

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Mast Labs will be at Digital Hollywood this fall in Santa Monica. The conference, an annual gathering of notable media, technology and entertainment innovators such as IBM, Microsoft, Nielsen, AT&T, Sony, BMI, CEA and the AP, will feature speakers, round tables and sessions for industry leaders. Mast will be there to showcase new technologies and network with partners in the field to bring their innovative solutions to the marketplace. Stay tuned for more information from the event.

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Mast Labs is proud to announce they are now an Intel Software Partner the in the realms of mobile computing, multimedia, security and e-commerce. Mast is developing custom applications and libraries for inclusion in the upcoming MID (mobile internet device) phones and devices. Look for announcements soon at the Sybos convention in Hong Kong this fall and other press coming to a blog near you!

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Mast Labs is hiring senior engineers and technologists in security, multimedia, e-commerce, web applications and grid/cloud computing. If you have the skills and the credentials, a love of technology and a passion for excellent work and team interaction, then this could be your lucky day. Click here to learn more about our open positions and how to apply to join the greatest software R&D house. Ever.

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MAST Labs is proud to announce a new partnership with Tibboh (www.tibboh.co.uk). Tibboh provides safe Internet access for children, schools and families via the Home Access Program in the UK. Working with companies like Steljes Ltd. (Smart™ White Boards), Sony, EMI, Vodafone and others, Tibboh has created a viable “walled garden” for safe, secure and superior Internet services such as e-learning, commerce, searching and social networking. MAST will be providing multimedia & security solutions for Tibboh and its partners, in addition to collaborating on the next generation of Internet technologies and innovations.

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When it comes down to it, bits are bits. The Internet does not discriminate. Email bits look no differently than music bits, or news bits, or game bits. Predator bits lay down on magnetic media just like prey bits. This phenomenon has almost absolutely no relationship with the real world.

It’s in this uber-egalitarian scenario that we must find a way to excite bits, differentiate bits and make bits stand out from one another. I am not talking about Net Neutrality or the Digital Divide, I’m talking about why you choose some bits over others. There has to be choice, there has to be a “why” to our digital “what”, even more so as we soon have ultimate instant gratification and options. There has always been good art and bad trash, good music and bad noise, good food and bad cuisine. But are there good and bad bits?

MAST Labs is dedicated to creating bits that matter, audio bits, and turning simple objects of static bits into dynamic events and unleashing new commerce models upon an already existing revolutionary tumult. There are many things in motion at the moment, from DRM, copyright laws, innovation and social forces, to boundaries, mores and cultural upheavals. But one thing will remain certain: there are good bits and bad bits. That is just like the real world. You make the great audio. We’ll make good bits. ~cjh

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