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Customer One-on-One: Renovo and Desktop Video Calling
A Customer One-on-One interview with Renovo Software and their inmate visitation systems.
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Sign-in and Presence Based Address Books
Out with the new in with the old: the address book is back for good while presence is taking the second row in the dialing show.
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EaaS: Everything as a Service
We’re moving towards the cloud, where everything is being done as a service – that’s at least are Amir’s impressions from MWC.
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Smartphones: No More Features, Only Apps
Who cares about phone features anymore? As long as you can find an application to solve your problem you’re set.
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Circuit versus Packet, Appendix A: Interoperability
How do you handle interoperability between circuit switching and packet switching communication protocols? Tsahi discusses the issues that needs to be dealt with.
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Consumer Video Chat and Dilithium Networks
Dilithium Networks, a long standing player and competitor in the mobile video telephony market is downsizing. How does that fit into the huge potential and growth that is expected of consumer video chat?
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4 Ways Apple Can Improve Their FaceTime Video Calling Service
A few missing features make Apple’s FaceTime experience on the iPhone 4 lacking. What are they and how will they affect the service?
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Standards Doesn't Mean Interoperability
Standards are a progressive process – you specify, standardize, implement and then test. Standards are a means to an end. The end game in this case is interoperability.
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Apple Won't Develop a VC240 Clone
Apple isn’t going to focus on visual communications in 2010 - not in their Macs and probably not on their iPads either.
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