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Luca has a post about a new company in beta, VidTel.
Based on his write up the service sounds a lot like what Packet8 has been peddling for a while. That said, knowing that Scott Wharton is…

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Asus jumped the gun and the blogosphere is chattering about the new Asus VideoPhone based on Skype.

PocketLint and others have the details…

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The proverbial cat is out of the bag on Skype’s new video phone that is coming.
The gadget comes from Asus and will retail for about $299 when it debuts in October, reports Coolest Gadgets…

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Another big company, Virgin Blue says video conferencing is in their futur…

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A Robert Half sponsored survey’s results shows that 16% of CIO’s plan to adopt Video Conferencing in the next five years in the same survey that says 13% plan to adopt Collaborative workspaces…

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It looks like the 640 x 480 video barrier for HD video over a web cam has been shattered as Tandberg just announced a new 720p30 business grade video conferencing platform that works on Intel’s…

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When I read the Network World story about Polycom and look at the prices for their video conferencing solution, which is room based and not really portable, I lose interest.

Given the video…

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It’s more than just downloading of video to replace TV that the Internet will deliver.

In my view video communications will also be highly interactive. Each day another major market news outlet…

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Avistar Communication’s C3 desktop and room-based videoconferencing and collaboration software will now have firewall traversal technology
“With Paradial, Avistar has taken a significant…

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Baidu.com is going to use a Global IP Solutions application to launch real-time video chat on its instant messaging application. Baidu is a Chinese language search engine.
“GIPS developed its…

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This video illustrates the process of logging on to the AT&T WiFi network at Starbucks, logging on the browser, going to iTunes and seeing the slightly different user experience of buying…

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Voice Security Blog has a video from VoiceCON. Click here to head over there and check it out.
No Jitter asks if you would give up your wired system for a wireless one. Check out the in dept…

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-news.comEuropean small and medium enterprises have a high adoption rate for video conferences and other new technology, according to new data from Skype. More than 50 percent of European businesses…

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Microsoft announced a high-def camera for videoconferencing at VoiceCon in Orlando this week. The $300 camera is being developed with Tandberg. The camera will be used with telepresence technology…

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A lively and interactive Squawk Box from San Jose California today!
We discussed Lifestream Aggregators — FriendFeed, Twitter, Plaxo Pulse and so on.  There were a few people who shared their…

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This morning’s interview with Sightspeed CEO Peter Csathy was well attended, worth a listen.  Peter and I discussed the market for video conferencing, and how it’s exploding today. …

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The Boy Genius report has dropped a couple of juicy gems in the last day or so for Canadians.  First came the news that Rogers would offer $7/month unlimited browsing and next that we’d…

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VoIP start-up ooVoo released a new version this week that allows users to record their video conversations in real time. ooVoo 1.5 also features high quality video chatting and calling between…

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The folks at Skype are definitely no one-trick pony, as is evidenced by their latest announcement.  Today Skype released the latest version of their communication software, Skype 3.6 for Windows,…

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Skype recently announced that they have teamed up with the Logitech gang, a popular webcam manufacturer, to collaborate on bringing users better quality video calls over the Internet.  Promising…