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Jon Arnold has some valuable insight, as always, on the Rogers Cable telephone offering detailing what it is, isn’t and may indeed be one day.
He links to fellow Canadian, Mark Evans comments as well.
Between these two, I wonder what the Globe and Mail was left with to say that made what Rogers announced NEWs!
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-news.comTwo underground coal mines in Kentucky will be upgrading to the new ActiveMine communication system, which links the underground workspace with the outside world via wireless Wi-F…
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-news.comThere is a new reverse telephone number lookup solution that is capable of searching wireless phone data, traditional landlines, VoIP and toll free telephone services. DOTS GeoPhon…
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-news.comUSA Datanet provides VoIP, hosted services, internet and more for business and wholesale customers in New York. It has about 170 customers, which are mostly in the SMB sector, who rely…
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-news.comThe X6v, a DSL gateway with a four-point switch, VoIP telephone adapter, and 802.11g/b wireless router with firewall security, is now shipping from Zoom Technologies. With user-friendly…
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From a few days are available also for Italy the SkypeIn telephone numbers, practically you can buy a telephone number to allow the reception of normal phone calls…
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In 1876, at the age of 29, Alexander Graham Bell invented his telephone. In 1877, he formed the Bell Telephone Company, and in the same year married Mabel Hubbard and embarked on a yearlong honeymoon…
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The non-profit Pew Internet & American Life project regularly cranks out incredibly valuable market research. Their latest study on Teens and Social Media is no exception. It compares…
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A recent report, Enterprise Telephony, from Infonetics Research indicates that although spending dropped 1% in the second quarter of this year, research now has worldwide sales figures slightly…
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There’s an interesting regulatory battle going on south of the border. "Forbearance" is a provision in the 1996 Telecom Act that allows the FCC to set aside the competition rules…
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Ted Wallingford has written a very gripping tale of just how bad things can get with phone servic…
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I hate change. I’m the first one to admit it. It took me forever to switch from VHS and DVD. Likewise giving up cable for satellite. And now that we’re preparing to move into another…
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The first panel of the day, Telephone 2.0 For Real, features Jeffery Black, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, TalkPlus, Jeff Bonforte, Sr. Director of Real Time Communication Product Management,…
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A man holds a mobile phone during a presentation of the hybrid Unik telephone which offers, from a single number, standard fixed and mobile connections as well as VoiP using either WiFi or GSM…
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Must be a slow news week for Vonage. The so called new telephone adapter is really the same one that AOL has out in the marketplace as I tested the AOL service with it.
But according to a Motorola…
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I’m sure the folks at Motorola will be thrilled to see their telephone adapter pictured in Ted’s story about how to hack the Vonage version of the Linksys Telephone Adapter.
That said, I would…
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Jon Arnold has some valuable insight, as always, on the Rogers Cable telephone offering detailing what it is, isn’t and may indeed be one day.
He links to fellow Canadian, Mark Evans comments…
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