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Comcast, Other Cablecos Unite in Wi-Fi Initiative

Already, Bright House Networks and Cablevision have introduced CableWiFi alongside their branded Wi-Fi networks in central Florida and the New York City area. ...More
May 21, 2012 By Josh Long
Posted in News
Polycom Making Good on Plans to Shake Up UC Industry

The company is selling its Wi-Fi and DECT handset division so it can focus on UC and video collaboration. ...More
May 11, 2012
Posted in News
Can You Access Me Now?

With the advent of smartphones, tablets, MiFi hotspots and LAN extenders, do we need to build out fiber infrastructure to support the broadband needs of the U.S.? ...More
April 6, 2012 By David Byrd
Posted in Blog
Mobility Is Challenging IT Departments

A new report from CompTIA highlights the need for corporate mobility policies. ...More
March 5, 2012
Posted in News
Mobile UC More Than FMC

Fixed Mobile Convergence, once synonymous with mobile UC, is now defined as merely a capability that most UC platforms deliver. ...More
February 22, 2012 By David Byrd
Posted in Blog
Cloud Services Go Mobile

The mobile cloud offers access to critical business systems no matter where workers are located or which devices they're using. ...More
February 21, 2012
Posted in Articles
Polycom Releases Voice-over-Wi-Fi Phone With Barcode Scanners

The handset also is expected to work with Microsoft Lync. ...More
January 9, 2012
Posted in News, Voice over IP (VoIP)/IP Telephony
Skype Goes Big in the Living Room with TelyHD

TelyHD with Skype integration is an all-in-one system that offers HD chat (though picture quality, of course, is impacted by the speed of your Internet connection) and runs on Google's Android operating system. ...More
January 5, 2012 By Craig Galbraith
Posted in News
Polycom: More Products Now Work With Microsoft Lync

Polycom also is testing its RealPresence with Lync, for functionality including HD video. ...More
December 5, 2011
Posted in News, Voice over IP (VoIP)/IP Telephony
Youth, Money and Mobility

IP communications has expanded the methods of payment for most us. It, along with improved broadband, Wi-Fi and wireless devices, enables a multitude of choices in how to conduct a financial transaction. However, check writing is not dead. ...More
December 2, 2011 By David Byrd
Posted in Blog