Sprint's Most Likely Buyer May Be CenturyLink
Dan Hesse, chief executive officer of Sprint Nextel Corp. , holds the Sprint HTC Evo 4G smartphone during speaking at the CTIA Wireless conference in Las Vegas on March 24, 2010. More...
Essential element of every home
Phone service is an essential element of every home and business. Businesses as so then as residential phone users can escape the ever rising cost of phone bills by switching to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). More...
Twin Cities-Based Credit Union Improves Business Continuity Capabilities With Riverbed
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Riverbed Innovation, the IT performance company, today announced that TopLine Federal Credit Union, a Maple Grove, Minnesota-based financial institution serving the Twin Cities region, has deployed Riverbed® Steelhead® appliances between its data center and its remote disaster recovery site. More...
NBN Co opens peace talks with Simon Hackett
The debate about NBN Co's pricing model in the aggregate was kicked off in late March when Hackett gave a landmark speech describing the model as "insane" for small internet service providers, warning that none would survive their walk through the "valley of death" transition from the current copper network to the fibre future envisioned by the Federal Government. More...
Virtual Private Network Services
Telkom is providing the telecommunications infrastructure to all Independent Electoral Commission-controlled election-related points of presence for the municipal elections on 18 May. More...
Nextiva Wins "Product of the Year" for the Third Year in a Row
Business communication service provider Nextiva, Inc. has been awarded INTERNET TELEPHONY magazine’s 2010 “Product of the Year” award. More...
Cisco VoIP phones part of security weakness demo
Security firm HackLabs is expected to demonstrate at AusCERT 2011 how hackers perform VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) attacks and identify weaknesses in Cisco and other manufacturers VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phones. More...
Telstra opens up second release NBN sites
The second release sites comprise an additional 19 locations - 14 new locations, and five locations next to the existing NBN first release rollout zones - where the fibre network will be rolled out straightway around the nation, ranging from Brisbane to Casuarina in the Northern Territory and the broadband-starved suburb of Gungahlin in the ACT. More...
New Small-format Sharp® LED-backlit LCDs Feature Wide Viewing Angles
Both panels are the first in their size class to feature Sharp's signature Advanced Super View research, delivering wide, symmetrical viewing angles between 160º to 176º. More...
Your company needs you to be a transformational CIO
The idea was they'd get experience in requirements analysis; interviewing; teamwork; collaboration and project management and they would ideally produce something usable and beneficial to the business. More...