Okemos-based TechSmith Corp., announced that it will be offering educational sessions and in-booth presentations during the Texas Computer Educational Association Convention and Exposition next week.

TechSmith's Jing project graduates from its beta phase to a full paid product. $15 a year gets you enhanced video quality, no watermarks and exporting to YouTube. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 ...

The Jing Project is a fairly new screen capture and screencasting tool from TechSmith. Jing aims to make screen capturing and screencasting easier by providing the one program for both. Usage wise ...

The great people at TechSmith want you to stop using wanna-be screencasting applications and start using proper software to make your presentations much more professional. So the company is giving ...

You know we love TechSmith products at GottaBeMobile.com and we are very appreciative of their InkShow sponsorship. Well they’ve launched a new project called Jing. Jing looks to be an evolution of ...

A year ago, I wrote about the Jing Project, an innovative and easy-to-use screenshot- and screen movie-sharing program. Over the last year, Jing developer TechSmith has been working with all the Jing ...

Editor’s Note: All this week, Macworld editors will report from the Macworld Expo show floor on meetings with Mac developers, new product announcements, and anything else that catches their eye. Have ...

Nobody gets the power of small pieces loosely joined better than TechSmith. I've been playing with its newest Jing feature - one that allows Jing screencasts or images to be directly uploaded to ...