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August 17, 2007 CNET's music editor turns a Speak & Spell into a working speaker, the SF Bay Bridge is due for seismic upgrades, and new video conferencing tech could bring families together.Videoconferencing ties seniors with families
August 14, 2007 Advances in technology may one day allow the elderly to virtually touch their grandchildren, family and friends.Photos: Dining with Grandma from miles awayPoll: Best way to chat with the boss is face-to-face
July 20, 2007 People much prefer in-person and e-mail communication with higher-ups to IM and videoconferencing, Silicon.com survey reveals.New VoIP standard for videoconferencing
September 5, 2003 A United Nations-affiliated telecommunications group ratifies a new standard for videoconferencing using voice over IP, a technology that routes calls over the Net.Can Cisco be a video star?
October 23, 2006 Company execs say push into videoconferencing pivotal to Cisco's future, but analysts are skeptical.Virtual keyboard tops Apple patent requests
April 28, 2006 Mac maker files patents for a "smart" virtual keyboard, a two-way screen and tech that lets iPods talk to TVs.HP creates Halo effect for videoconferencing
December 13, 2005 Tech company teams with "Shrek" studio for a system that includes life-size images projected on plasma displays.Avaya to simplify video calling
December 8, 2003 The voice and video products manufacturer teams up with Polycom, an Internet Protocol phone maker, to facilitate videoconferencing with a click from a computer.Internet2: 2004 and beyond
August 24, 2004 Experimental network excels at long-distance collaboration; researchers hope to up ante with hybrid optical packet infrastructure.MCI taps Microsoft's meeting software
May 11, 2004 The telecommunications service provider signs a deal to use Microsoft Office Live Meeting software to power its Net Conferencing serviceSony Ericsson sets 3G phone launch
September 5, 2003 The phone, which is undergoing its final paces to prepare for launch, will be the company's first model that can be used for video conferences.Microsoft dials up phone ambitions
October 16, 2007 Company formally makes its push into "unified communications"--software to bring together e-mail, IM, voice mail and telephony.Video: Microsoft moves to business telephonyPhotos: Gates talks up 'un...Cisco banks on IP video
February 18, 2004 The networking giant announces the latest version of its Internet Protocol-based PBX call manager software, which integrates video conferencing into its IP telephony solution.Google purchases Marratech conferencing software
April 20, 2007 Acquisition of Swedish start-up's flagship product raises questions about whether Google's planning a WebEx competitor.Cisco adds video to conferencing suite
December 1, 2004 Cisco has added video to its MeetingPlace conferencing software, allowing users to easily choose between video, Web or telephone conferencing over their IP networks.Social networking melds with videoconferencing
November 17, 2006 Can you see me now? A small company called Paltalk is trying to walk a line somewhere between MySpace and YouTube.Police blotter: Net pharmacy conviction overturned
February 17, 2006 Web site owners convicted of running illegal pharmacy get new trial, after judges rule video testimony was unconstitutional.Apple aims to patent fall-detecting iPod
December 23, 2004 Technology would detect increase in acceleration that accompanies the portable music player's drop.Microsoft, Polycom work on collaboration apps
September 14, 2004 Companies to create real-time, rich-media collaboration for Windows Messenger users and later for Office Live Meeting users.AOL links with Apple on video IM
February 5, 2004 America Online updates its instant messaging software to include video conferencing for the first time--with Apple Computer's iChat as its first buddy.
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