Next month, Cisco will introduce the next release of Call Manager, version 5.0, at the VoiceCon show in Orlando. Lots of changes are to be expected, including support for Linux in addition to Windows Server, and finally support for SIP clients.
That last fact is a big deal. Unless you've been comatose
Global sales of digital subscriber line (DSL) aggregation hardware rose substantially last year as providers built the infrastructure to deliver advanced multimedia and triple-play services.
According to Infonetics Research, worldwide DSL aggregation shipments were up 38% in 2005, rising from 59.8 million in 2004 to 82.3 million ports last year. In the
Posted by inet on 2006-02-21
Article Source : InfoWorld
Seeking to more easily accommodate distributed development, IBM later this year plans to modernize its Rational software lifecycle management products to make them strictly Web-based.
While Rational has products now that can run in a browser, IBM is focused on server enablement of the offerings so they live on the
Posted by iTech on 2006-02-21
Article Source : EE Times
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Seeking to lower the cost of solar energy by up to 50 percent, the Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) on Thursday (Feb. 16) announced a partnership with SolFocus Inc., a manufacturer of low-cost solar energy systems.
Under the plan, PARC (Palo Alto, Calif.), a subsidiary of Xerox Corp.,
The OSx86 Project, a Web site for enthusiasts of the new Intel-based Macs from Apple, has been served with a copyright violation notice, the site said. At posting time, it was not clear who sent the copyright violation notice.
Posted by inet on 2006-02-21
Article Source : Reuters
Rupert Murdoch saw a Web site with monster growth potential in MySpace.com, the online music and dating phenomenon that makes it easy for teens to find friends and express themselves.
The media mogul's News Corp Inc. paid $580 million for MySpace last July. And even as he figures out how
Posted by iMark on 2006-02-21
Article Source : EE Times
TEL AVIV, Israel — Aladdin Knowledge Systems, the USB-based authentication provider will release a Flash version of Aladdin’s eToken system in April.
The eToken NG-FLASH combines strong authentication with a mass-storage drive for retaining encrypted data and personal information needed to access that data on the token. It will be initially introduced
NEW YORK - The social networking site MySpace, hugely successful among teenagers and twenty-somethings, is about to become more ubiquitous with the launch of a cellular service that will let users read and post to the site for free.
The service and two accompanying phones will be launched in a few months
Posted by iMark on 2006-02-21
Article Source : PC World
The $330 Sirius S50 is a handy device for discovering new music. It blends an in-car satellite radio dock with a removable iPod-like player that can store up to 50 hours of audio in its 1GB of flash memory.
I liked the hybrid's quirky assortment of features, but its inability to receive a
IBM Announces Security Software For Small Businesses
Posted by iNext on 2006-02-20
Article Source : Small Business Pipeline
IBM today debuted new security software designed to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) automate identity management. This new application helps smaller companies thwart insider attacks and automate compliance by identifying "orphan accounts" and stopping unauthorized access to company data.
Called Tivoli Identity Manager Express, IBM said it will provide enterprise-class identity
