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Waiting For WiMAX
A surprisingly large 30.5 percent of respondents surveyed by TelecomWeb said they already plan to use the Sprint/Clearwire Xohm mobile WiMAX offering. Asked simply “Will you use Clearwire’s Xohm,” the largest single response was “Yes, I can’t wait for mobile WiMAX.” Still, that 30.5-percent response left 69.5 percent unwilling to commit outright to WiMAX... [read more]
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Czech Republic - Telefonica O2 revamps roaming pricing
Telefonica O2 Czech Republic has reduced the prices of data bundles and SMS messages sent from abroad effective 1st July 2008. The new prices apply for both prepaid and postpaid packages. Details for the data bundles are as follows: Bundle...
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Polycom CX Series IP Telephones Optimize Microsoft OCS
Polycom, Inc. continues to expand its relationship with Microsoft, rolling out the CX Series IP phones optimized for Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007. The CX700 and CX200 desktop IP phones and CX100 personal speakerphone incorporate high...
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Virgin’s MVNO: Still in the Game On Thursday, November 15, Virgin Mobile USA reported its first earnings since its IPO in October. On Friday, the market response to Virgin’s results was mixed. The stock initially spiked past $11 per share, up from its Thursday close of $10.73, but then fell to just $9 per share by mid-day. |
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100 Gb/s Ethernet Moves Closer To Reality
As with so many technologies during the past few decades, 100 Gigabit-per-second Ethernet (100 GbE) has moved from the realm of science fiction – or, shall we say, “future technology” – into reality. 100 GbE is, of course, a...
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Cops Garner Favorable Corporate E-Mail Ruling; Implications Affect All Enterprises
Most employees know their bosses usually are within their rights snooping on workers' e-mail, but text messaging has been in murkier territory. A federal appeals court sought to clarify matters in a recent ruling by distinguishing between electronic...
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Despite Reservations, Nokia’s Symbian Buy Is A Win/Win
Earlier this week, Nokia took the first step on its path to position itself as the de facto wireless platform with its plan to spend $412 million to buy the 52 percent of Symbian it doesn't already own. Symbian then will be given away as a free, open-source...
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