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Articles tagged with: Instant Messaging and Edge
Communicating with more than words
ICT is all about communication but it has never provided the semantic richness offered by the non-verbal cues that typically pepper face-to-face conversation. Thanks to European researchers, that is about to change. more
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Survey finds smartphones transforming mobile lifestyles of college students
Once reserved for busy business executives, smartphones are now being incorporated into the mobile lifestyle of college students, says new research from Ball State University. A recent survey of about 300 college students found that 27 percent own a smartphone as compared to the national average of 19 percent for working adults. more
Related Tags: sim, smartphone, eu, text-messaging, smartphones, tim, personal, ims, smart, USA
VoIP provider Skype has confirmed speculation and announced that it has launched a Skype application for the Apple iPhone, which will be available on the Apple App Store from today. The app also adds Skype calling and instant messaging to any second generation iPod touch with a compatible headset and microphone. more
Related Tags: wi-fi, 3g, iphone, skype, apple, ipod, voip, ovi, app-store, gprs, presence
T-Mobile Shows off its "Google Phone"
T-Mobile today announced the international launch of the world's first Android-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google. The handset will be available from next month not just in the USA, but also in Europe. more
Related Tags: android, google, wi-fi, deutsche-telekom, t-mobile, social-networking, wind, palm, mobile-internet, 3, retail-stores, USA
Study Finds Chinese Manufacturers Embracing Unified Communications
CIOs of Chinese manufacturing companies recognize that unified communications solutions offer unprecedented opportunities to reduce costs, foster collaboration and improve their competitive position, according to a new China Computerworld (CCW) Research study, sponsored by Nortel. more
Related Tags: nortel, unified-communications, China