Friday, May 21, 2010
Thursday, March 19, 2009
True Value of FMC?
FMC moves VoIP from a tethered anchor to a ubiquitous solution. FMC requires interoperability across all equipment, converged fixed-mobile core network, and innovative applications. End-users will demand access to a wide variety of different devices and applications within walled gardens, and the open Internet. FMC is an acronym, not a technology. In essence, the premise behind fixed mobile convergence is the ability to offer voice and data applications via a mobile device.
FMC will create a demand pull. The demand for fixed links may increase due to factors such as tele-congested families and increased numbers of people working from home; or decrease due to the unprecedented demand for mobility. FMC provides a simplified method of communication, but, nevertheless, increases the availability of resources and the productivity of end users. From the point of view of the end user, communication and content sharing is fast and seamless, with the advantage of a single, amalgamated bill from AT&T as the single service provider.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Google Sync for your BlackBerry
Synchronize your contacts. Get your Gmail contacts quickly and easily to your BlackBerry smartphone. With Sync, you can have access to your address book at any time and place that you need it.
Get calendar alerts. Using your BlackBerry smartphone's native calendar, you can now access your Google calendar even when you don't have network coverage, and be alerted for upcoming appointments with sound or vibration. It automatically runs in the background, so you can attend to other tasks and still be reminded of your appointments.
Always in sync. Your calendar and contacts stay synchronized whether you access it from your computer or your phone. You can add or edit contacts or calendar entries right on your BlackBerry smartphone or on your Google account on the web. Synchronize one or many calendars at the same time.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Masters of the Mini Muni
Friday, November 14, 2008
Is Cloud Computing the Future
This is a very intersting move and as more and more organizations look to cut IT costs. Exchange has the loin shatre of the email server market and isn't goign away any time soon. However more and more people are moving to web based services. I have a Google GMail account that over the last several months I forward my personal email accounts to have one central location to archive all of my emails.