Posts Tagged ‘ VOIP ’

“MacNN | AT&T plans to link iPhone to U-verse services AT&T’s position as exclusive carrier for the iPhone will contribute to the new technology. Voice mail messages will be accessible from the user’s TV screen, while DVR recordings will be transferable to the phone”…. <More>
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#8 Talkster Talk can’t get any cheaper than with Talkster the only service providing free long distance, international and group conference calls from any phone on any network #5 Ribbit Not another phone company, but a new kind of  phone company—one  that boasts an open platform that enables developers to easily integrate voice into...
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“The X300 is a full-feature laptop, shrunken down to (just about) the Air’s diminutive size and a tad heavier at 3.4 pounds.The screen is the same 13.3 inches wide, though less bright than we’d like. Under the hood, a 1.2-GHz Core 2 Duo, 2 GB of RAM, and a 64-GB solid-state hard drive power...
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# 2 Skyfire is a free, downloadable Windows Mobile smartphone browser touted as a “better than iPhone” experience. In addition to enabling full audio and video, Flash content, QuickTime, advanced Ajax and Java, Skyfire displays web pages in miniaturized form, a la iPhone, with a SmartFit feature that resizes each article’s text to fit...
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Question: “Ubiquitous connectivity – WiFi ? WiMax ? or Cellular? What do you see as the next coming up technology for ubiquitous connectivity? WiFi or WiMax or 3G or EVDO ? Any other ? Will the emergence of this technology be region specific ? If so, which one is likely to be the one...
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“A mobile datacenter patent has been issued to Google based on its December 2003 filing, giving the company a technology similar to that of Sun’s Project Blackbox. The timing of the patent, and the beginning of YouTube videos with ads on AdSense, may not be coincidental. Google has made significant promises regarding its AdSense...
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“Last week, the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) of Korea demonstrated a wireless transmission platform fashionably named the NoLA (Nomadic Local Area Wireless Access). With a download speed of up to 3.6 gigabits per second, it is by far faster than 3G technologies mentioned above. Theoretically, the NoLA network will enable one to...
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“Reason number one, then, why Sprint Nextel’s WiMax service is different from its competitors is that the company already owns the frequencies, so the effective cost of acquiring them is nothing. Most competing WiMax operations that intend to use licensed frequencies have to pay for those frequencies, which constitute a large part of their...
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Good Video Podcast Via Smartphone Show And Steve Litchfieldreviw…
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“Though the PC OS wars were brutal and delivered many clashes over the years, the smartphone OS war may make those battles seem tame. This time, the stakes are even higher, as the market for digital devices is four to five times larger in terms of units. So, which operating-system makers will be the...
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