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Will you buy an IBM computer?

December 9, 2004 TAGS: QoS, IBM Corp.

Internet telephony: Talk is cheap

September 13, 2003 Voice over IP is a technology for making phones calls using the Internet Protocol, the world's most popular method for sending data from one computer to another. TAGS: VoIP, QoS, IP telephony, telephony, IP, call, microphone, broadband, PC

Qwest to Net-phone home a little late

February 15, 2005 It's still in the lab, so the already delayed VoIP service debut is weeks away, CEO confirms. TAGS: Qwest Communications Inc., VoIP, BellSouth Corp., IP, QoS, local phone company, cable company, telephone company, operator, Internet phone, AT&T Corp., U.S., CEO

Going dual-mode in Barcelona

July 6, 2006 FirstHand Technologies CEO David Hattey gets a firsthand lesson about the ups and downs of using dual-mode cell phones. TAGS: Barcelona, hotel, PBX, Spain, QoS, VoIP, Wi-Fi, IP, Europe, call

Skype: Interference on the line?

May 24, 2005 With customer complaints mounting, CEO Niklas Zennström wants to make sure Skype doesn't become a victim of its own success. TAGS: SkypeOut, Skype, telephone system, QoS, call, broadband, CEO

Wi-Fi start-up extends reach of networks

August 18, 2003 Airgo Networks says its new multiple antenna technology will increase the range and performance of Wi-Fi networks. TAGS: Airgo Networks, signal, QoS, Wi-Fi, start-up, wireless network, multimedia

VoIP: Quality is still a big concern

July 18, 2006 With Net telephony poised to hit the mainstream, experts say issues with service quality need to be worked out. TAGS: VoIP, packet, QoS, EarthLink Inc., Time Warner Inc., IP telephony, Internet phone, Vonage Holdings Corp., telephony, Skype, cable company, voice, America Online Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Google Inc., U.S.

Cisco's IP vision becomes reality

November 18, 2005 Cisco aims to fulfill all Internet protocol needs. Its acquisition of Scientific-Atlanta furthers the vision. TAGS: Scientific-Atlanta Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., IP network, cable company, IP, vision, QoS, transition, reality, carrier, TV, networking, acquisition, video, programming

Start-up aims to improve Wi-Fi calls

May 19, 2003 TeleSym's software lets people make more or less free phone calls over a Wi-Fi network with a laptop, PDA or cell phone. And, it says, callers don't sound like they're in a tin can. TAGS: Wi-Fi, VoIP, QoS, computer network, PDA, telephone call, Wi-Fi network, call, start-up, cell phone, leader, laptop computer, Cisco Systems Inc., server

Danger outage turns Sidekicks into just phones

March 8, 2005 Hip handsets' disconnection from e-mail, IM and other data services angers customers, who get only limited information from Danger. TAGS: outage, T-Mobile, forum, QoS, post, data service, IM, e-mail

Why security's no longer IT's ugly stepsister

February 19, 2004 Industry watcher Jon Oltsik explains why networking and security are inexorably moving closer together. TAGS: networking, 3Com Corp., QoS, Nortel Networks Corp., security, firewall, information technology, CPU, Cisco Systems Inc., PC

Next Net moves forward

March 23, 2004 The second phase of testing for the next generation of the Internet, known as IPv6, is complete--as it gets closer to a commercial launch in the United States. TAGS: IPv6, domain name server, IPv4, QoS, phase, Cisco Systems Inc., IP, Asia, service provider, U.S., IP address, AT&T Corp., firewall, networking

FCC rule could drive switch to wireless

November 12, 2003 A new rule that would allow people to keep their landline phone numbers if they move to wireless services could spur a sizable transition across U.S. households, a report says. TAGS: landline phone, Nextel Communications Inc., phone number, household, wireless service, QoS, wireless carrier, barrier, survey, U.S., telecommunications

Commentary: Hop on the bus?

July 9, 2004 An enterprise service bus can help companies meet basic integration requirements, but there are limits to what a commercial ESB product can do without custom-developed extensions. TAGS: Enterprise Service Bus, EAI, enterprise application, SOA, Simple Object Access Protocol, middleware, bus, QoS, Web service, commentary, Forrester Research Inc., functionality, IBM Corp., security

Iona sets sights on Web services

December 20, 2002 Iona Technologies plans to release XML-based Web services technology designed to prove that companies don't need to invest in application servers to integrate applications. TAGS: Iona Technologies, CORBA, application server, Enterprise Service Bus, XML Web Service, Web service, middleware, XML, QoS, Java application, business process, information technology, Gartner Inc., category, server, programming
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