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	Wi-Fi could beat WiMax to the long-distance punch May 28, 2008 An older technology, InspiAir was supposed to be the Wi-Fi of its day. It cost less than Wi-Fi and offered a 1 mile signal radius and considerably lower power at about 1MBps. A Dutch company, KMC Systems, bought the rights to the technology, renamed it Max-Fi, and could be rolling it out in the next few months in Europe.

Wimax operators in Eastern Europe aggressively deploying VoIP

VoIP momentum is shifting within Europe with Eastern Europe coming in strong now. The new set of initiatives is driven by the Wimax service providers. There are over 40 Wimax service providers in Eastern Europe if you count the Baltic states as well. Nearly half of them have either launched a VoIP offering or are involved in such trials.

AT&T and Starbucks Begin Nationwide Wi-Fi Rollout

AT&T Wi-Fi Service to Be Available Soon in U.S. Company-Operated Starbucks Locations With a Wireless Hot Spot; San Antonio Stores First to Deliver Complete AT&T Experience.

VoIP PBX - Revolutionize the Business Communication

With the availability of VoIP PBX system, the business entities have taken a sigh of relief as they can experience the features such as cost efficiency, enhanced productivity, reliability and flexibility within a unified system.

The Upcoming of Internet Telephony

Internet Telephony on mobile is a technology by means of which one can connect to any device anywhere in the world. This system is very useful as it saves a lot of time and money. It increases the overall productivity of an organization through timely communication, web access and sharing of files.

Apr 21, 2008

Hosted IP Centrex: A Fragmented and Growing Market

The Hosted IP Centrex market continues to show steady growth in the US and worldwide markets.

Apr 19, 2008

Hosted IP Centrex Services Continue Steady Growth in Fragmented Space

The Hosted IP Centrex market continues to show steady growth in the US and worldwide markets, reports In-Stat (http://www.in-stat.com). Customer expectations and requirements vary widely, and meeting these needs requires varying levels of expertise on the part of the service providers, the high-tech market research firm says.

Apr 15, 2008

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