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Video Conferencing - an Underused Technology
Video-phones used to be the stuff of science-fiction. In the 1960s the movie 2001: a Space Odyssey , one character calls home from a payphone on the way to the Moon. Of course it was a video-phone, and he was able to have a video conference with his daughter...
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02-26-2010 3:07 PM
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Martyn Davies
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Video
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video calling
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videoconferencing
The Fire Is Back at the Fira
Mobile World Congress, held at the Fira in Barcelona (Catalonian for fairgrounds is what I understand the word to mean), is always an exciting time for me and our company. Everyone is having back-to-back-to-back meetings and you feel the excitement of...
Published
02-24-2010 4:35 PM
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Jim Machi
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LTE
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Femtocells
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Mobile World Congress
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applications
Snowflakes, Bad Internet, Barcelona & the Video Convergence Forum
By the time you read this, I will have been in Barcelona for a week. While I was coming to Barcelona anyway for Mobile World Congress, I came early since the Video Convergence Forum was launched the Thursday before MWC started. Next week, I will report...
Published
02-17-2010 2:45 PM
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Jim Machi
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Video
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Mobile World Congress
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Video Convergence Forum
mLearning - the School in Your Pocket
This week the BBC made an interesting announcement about BBC Janala , a service that is using mobile to teach the English language in Bangladesh. Janala (which means "window") is a relatively low-tech solution, using SMS and voice on mobile...
Published
02-17-2010 9:48 AM
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Martyn Davies
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mLearning
Cloud Computing - What Factors Make it Viable?
In a previous blog , I discussed the early stages of cloud computing, and now I’ll touch on why this concept has taken hold now, or shall we say, why cloud computing is at least more viable now. First of all, we have better technology now than we...
Published
02-10-2010 7:44 PM
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Jim Machi
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Cloud Computing
The "End of Free" - Mobile Video Leads the Way
Last time , I wrote about some recent announcements (and rumors) about “the end of free” – i.e. media companies that are starting to charge for access to their content on the internet. While this is interesting for folks who are heavy...
Published
02-09-2010 3:34 AM
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Bob Logan
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mobile video quality "business model"
Adding Video to Voice: Crossing the Chasm
I just returned from a trip to visit several different countries while attending the IT Expo trade show and participating in a variety of internal meetings. In my travels, I found a lot of gathering interest in the question of how video can be added to...
Published
02-05-2010 2:40 PM
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jrafferty
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Gateways
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H.324M
Cloud Computing — Those Clouds Aren't Pure White!
Most people in the industry today talk about cloud computing as a fait accompli, as something already done and deployed. I saw a lot of this kind of “breathing your own fumes” thinking with regard to VoIP around the year 2000. We were all...
Published
02-03-2010 11:09 AM
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Jim Machi
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Cloud Computing
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Enjoy "free" while it lasts
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the 4G Wireless Evolution (4GWE) conference in Miami. This event is produced by my friend Carl Ford and the gang at Crossfire Media , and is held in conjunction with the IT Expo conference and exhibition. I spoke...
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02-01-2010 2:57 AM
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Bob Logan
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streaming video
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