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So What Does The Microsoft-Skype Deal Means For The Rest Of Us?
RADVISION CEO, Boaz Raviv, shares his insights on what the Microsoft-Skype deal means for the UC industry as a whole and RADVISION in particular.
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But At Least They Have Skype…
Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype and strategic alliance with Nokia are all hinting towards a big play by Microsoft in the consumer mobile market. But will they get it right this time around? Our new comic strip looks into that.
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What Do You Get For $8.5B? Anything You Want, I Guess
It’s a very big day for the VoIP community when a company like Microsoft acquires a company like Skype for a sum of money like the one announced last week. Only time will tell whether this would be a game changing play or a grave digging one.
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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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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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Will Android Deliver or How Android Will Be Delivered
It’s basically not a question of will or will not Android deliver. Android delivered, and keeps delivering. The big question is whether device manufacturer will deliver Android and how.
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Reconnecting The Islands, RADVISION Style
Yesterday we announced the RADVISION Gateway for Microsoft Lync, a brand new product that bridges the two popular visual communication islands – Lync and the traditional world of video conferencing and telepresence.
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Skype Has A New iPhone App. Do You Care?
Skype just released their new iPhone app, this time with video. With all due respect I think Skype may have missed the train here in a big way, and here I explain why.
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Video Calling Is Everywhere. So How Should I Call?
Video calling services are hot, and it seems that question is no longer “will video” but what kind of service should we use. It seems that this intermediate situation has to be resolved, or the whole future of video calling would be in risk.
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Google's Free Video Conferencing Will Do No Evil
Google’s plans for further investment in video conferencing are an opportunity for the whole market, a much-needed step even. This will bring opportunities both in terms of marketing and technology development, I explain.
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