Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
The original products for the data de-duplication market were based
on specific systems that focused on improving the value of
disk-to-disk backup solutions while providing organizations the
ability to minimize their reliance on...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
One of the intriguing aspects of Cisco Systems Inc.'s newest
revamp of its enterprise WiFi strategy is the way it might start to
extend the vendor's reach into other types of networks.
Cisco today unveiled what it is calling its Vision mobility
strategy. It's centered around the new Mobility Services Engine
(MSE), ...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
Having just missed out on buying virtual VPN player Vanco plc ,
British also-ran Cable & Wireless plc is now in talks to buy U.K.
Ethernet service provider THUS plc. C&W issued a
statement to the London Stock Exchange today saying it
"confirms that it has made a preliminary approach to the Board
of Thus in...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
Feature overload on wireless devices is no longer hot, according to a
national survey conducted by Kelton Research for Jitterbug. The
survey found the majority of consumers actually prefer basic
personalized options and good old-fashioned personal service rather
than a multiplicity of fancy features. Other findings of the...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
Bell Canada parent BCE Inc, fighting the clock, was today to file a
request for an emergency appeal with Canada's Supreme Court in
hopes of salvaging its historic $52 billion leveraged buyout -- the
largest such deal in the history of the industry. The appeal is
a last ditch "do or die" effort following a surprise ...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
SAN DIEGO -- Qualcomm and Adobe have partnered up to embed
Adobe’s Flash technology into the BREW platform, giving
BREW’s small development community a set of powerful tools and
simultaneously giving Flash’s enormous developer pool a mobile
outlet for their Web content and applications. Several
of...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
BT has won a 44-million-euro (US$68.6 million) contract from 3
Ireland to expand its network infrastructure and roll out faster
mobile broadband services. The Irish Independent reports that BT
Ireland will deliver the necessary technology support to 3 Ireland
by year-end 2008 to support the current mobile broadband industry
standard...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
Dutch telcos, including KPN, have expressed an interest in buying the
Orange broadband unit of T-Mobile Netherlands. Citing an article in
Dutch daily, Het Financieele Dagblad, Reuters reports that KPN has
since decided not to pursue a deal. However, leading Dutch cable
broadband provider, Ziggo, maintains it wants to buy part of...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
Russia's leading mobile operator by subscriber numbers, Mobile
TeleSystems (MTS), has announced that it has commercially launched
its first 3G network in the country, in St Petersburg. The three
tariff plans available offer 100 MB of prepaid traffic for 190
roubles (US$8.0), 500 MB for 1,000 roubles, and 1 GB for 1,500
roubles,...
Author: CommunicationsDirect News
30
May
As more players in the industry address open access, the need for
testing devices might get even greater. The yellow heads rolling
down city streets might draw a few strange looks from passers-by.
But the substance that Metrico Wireless puts inside the heads can
lead to even stickier circumstances. Take, for example, when...