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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The Next Best Thing To Entering The Promised Land
What would video calling do for poor Moses stuck on mount Nebo? Find out in our special Passover comic strip.
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iPad vs. Android Tablets, The Enterprise Front
A few weeks ago I asked how would manufacturers differentiate themselves in a world of raining tablets. One answer I gave is enterprise-related unified communications, such as the SCOPIA Mobile V3 we announced last week.
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Visual Communications Is Coming… To The Smartphone In Your Hand
The SCOPIA Mobile V3 will be the first application for both the iOS and Android to allow mobile users to connect to their existing visual communication infrastructure, connecting these employees to nearly 2 million video conferencing rooms.
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The Problem With Avatar Kinect
Avatar Kinect is a new feature in Xbox Live letting users connect virtually using avatars. But this new virtual meeting place may become the center of a new set of identity problems. See our new comic strip for details.
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There Is No “Invisible Hand” of Interoperability
Why is everybody talking about interoperability? Because customers today, more than ever, have complex requirements and deployments to take care of, and the end of the day they want it to work. And they don’t.
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