by admin on October 21, 2009
RIM today announced the sleek and powerful BlackBerry Bold 9700. It will be the first 3G-powered BlackBerry available through T-Mobile USA, and also the first smartphone from RIM that includes built-in support for both 3G connectivity and voice calls over Wi-Fi, T-Mobile informed .
Rumored as the Onyx, Bold 9700 comes with new BlackBerry OS 5.0, 624 MHz processor, 2.44” light-sensing display, 256MB Flash memory, built-in GPS and Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g), 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, flash and video recording, full-QWERTY keyboard, touch-sensitive optical trackpad and micro SDHC 2GB card.
It includes support for 3G HSDPA networks around the world and provides all well known RIM’s mobile e-mail and messaging solution, and access to social networking applications.
Many applications from BlackBerry App World are readily available directly on the 9700, such as Slacker Radio (free music), TeleNav GPS Navigator (turn-by-turn directions), and visual voicemail.
The new BlackBerry is expected to be available in November.
by Techno Witch on September 18, 2009
Biz-News.com interviewed Jurjen Amsterdam, Category Manager for Home Electronics for
Harman International. He introduced to us Harman International and the brands under the umbrella of the company, a company that aims improve the listening experience of homes around the world.
Jurjen gave us a live demonstration on Harman-Kardon’s newest product; the
AVR 760 High Quality AV Receiver. The system supports various Dolby formats such as the innovative Dolby Volume technology which automatically adjusts volume levels when you switch between sources and channels.
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IFA 2009: The Clarity of Sound by HarmanOriginally appeared on
VoIP Biz-News.com on 18/09/2009
by Luis Sandoval on September 18, 2009
by Techno Witch on September 3, 2009
Digium, the
Asterisk Company, and
Skype announced the general availability of
Skype for Asterisk.
Skype for Asterisk is an add-on channel driver for Asterisk-based PBX systems. The software is compatible with the free and open source Asterisk versions 1.4, 1.6 and AsteriskNOW, as well as the commercially licensed Asterisk Business Edition. It enables multiple concurrent Skype calls from a single Skype account, and supports both G.711 and G.729a calling.
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Skype for Asterisk Now Available Originally appeared on
VoIP Biz-News.com on 03/09/2009
by Techno Witch on September 1, 2009
IPsmarx has released Version VI of their
Direct DID solution based on "service provider demand for an affordable way for their customers to make international calls.”
According to the company, with the IPsmarx Direct
DID Solution, corporations and call centers are able to maintain many phone numbers with multiple area codes and have them forwarded anywhere in the world.
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IPsmarx Announces New Enhanced Direct DID SolutionOriginally appeared on
VoIP Biz-News.com on 01/09/2009
by Techno Witch on August 26, 2009
JAJAH, the IP communications company, is working with
Microsoft to provide SIP Trunking services to Microsoft enterprise customers globally. According to the firm this will allow companies to make high quality voice calls over JAJAH's IP Platform in the cloud, without requiring an infrastructure upgrade.
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JAJAH Brings SIP Trunking Services to the EnterpriseOriginally appeared on
VoIP Biz-News.com on 26/08/2009
by Techno Witch on August 24, 2009
by Techno Witch on August 17, 2009
Infonetics Research released results from its
IMS Plans: Global Service Provider Survey. It shows that 80% of Infonetics’ service provider respondents run fixed voice over IMS today or will by 2011 and that more than half of the service provider respondents plan to deploy video telephony and converged mobile/fixed-line services over the next 12–18 months.
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Fixed-Line VoIP Service as a Mainstay of IMS DeploymentsOriginally appeared on
VoIP Biz-News.com on 17/08/2009
by Techno Witch on August 17, 2009
by Techno Witch on August 14, 2009
InterAct, a provider of software for enterprises and government agencies, announced the successful integration with proposed
Next Generation 9-1-1 architecture. The company is the only provider to completely process end-to-end NG9-1-1 calls from the caller to the
Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) and
Geographic Information mapping systems (GIS) using nothing but IP connections.
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InterAct First to Validate Next Generation 9-1-1 ArchitectureOriginally appeared on
VoIP Biz-News.com on 14/08/2009
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