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31
Aug
28
China Unicom officially says "ni hao" to iPhone 3GS
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 28-08-2009
Aug
27
Well, Can You Describe Him?
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV Gossip | Posted on 27-08-2009
We’re still working on the final part of our mammoth Spotify-comedy update, but while double-checking the name of something related to a choice cut, we’re found what is quite possibly the best thing on all of YouTube.
Aug
27
GSM, black boxes, and iPhones: the tech that drives Zipcar
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 27-08-2009
Aug
27
Utilities may get dedicated chunk of spectrum for smart grid
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 27-08-2009
Aug
26
FCC chairman talks tough on network neutrality
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 26-08-2009
Aug
25
A Collection of Measured Dissent
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV Gossip | Posted on 25-08-2009
Here’s a sobering thought for you. Using a hugely conservative estimate that at least 60% of them are over the age of 18, for every ten people leaving comments on YouTube, six of them can vote in a general election. And their votes counts exactly the same as yours. No matter if you read The Times, The Guardian, The Mirror, The Sun and The Beano each morning to take in all perspectives, peruse Hansard frequently, visit impoverished areas, small businesses, schools and colleges to connect with real people, the vote you make in the next election counts just as much as the person who’ll vote for whichever candidate mentions asylum seekers the most, or who seems like ‘a nice bloke’. This is why we’d happily lobby for voting slips to contain short current affairs quizzes. Get all five questions correct, and your vote is multiplied by three. Cracking idea, hey?
Aug
25
Arterial, crowdsourced traffic info comes to Google Maps
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 25-08-2009
Aug
25
JaJah Jump-starts Enterprise Voice with Microsoft
Posted by Admin | Posted in Premium TV | Posted on 25-08-2009
Microsoft agrees to use JaJah’s VOIP software to let business customers make voice calls over the Internet from computers and landlines. JaJah serves VOIP to technology companies, carriers, mobile operators and enterprises, which means it competes with pretty much any Web-based calling platform, from established specialists such as Skype and Vonage to fellow upstarts such as RingCentral and even Google Voice. Businesses that buy OCS 2007 can point the server at JaJah’s IP address and begin making calls immediately.
– IP telephony provider JaJah
Aug. 25 scored a nice coup when Microsoft agreed to use its software to let
business customers make voice calls over the Internet from computers and
landlines.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but JaJah CEO
Trevor Healey told eWEEK that JaJah is provid… Read the rest of this entry »
Aug
25
JahJah Jumpstarts Enterprise Voice With Microsoft
Posted by Admin | Posted in Premium TV | Posted on 25-08-2009
Microsoft agreed to use JahJah’s VOIP software to let business customers make voice calls over the Internet from computers and landlines. JahJah serves VOIP to technology companies, carriers, mobile operators and enterprises, which means it competes with pretty much any Web-based calling platform, from established specialists such as Skype and Vonage to fellow upstarts such as RingCentral and even Google Voice. Businesses that buy OCS 2007 can point the server at JahJah’s IP address and begin making calls immediately.
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IP telephony provider JahJah August 25 scored a nice coup when Microsoft agreed to use its software to let business customers make voice calls over the Internet from computers and landlines.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but JaHJah CEO Trevor Healey told eWEEK JahJah is provid… Read the rest of this entry »