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Do phones make a difference to a UC implementation?
IP handsets can cost a few hundred dollars. Bluetooth headsets cost about the same. But do these gadgets and other endpoint devices really make a difference when you adopt unified communications?
Expensive VoIP handsets are an executive indulgence: Gartner
Gartner says large-screen colour VoIP handsets are an indulgence that do little to improve business communications.
New mobile handset sales figures
While the market for mobile handsets is still growing, the rate at which it's growing appears to be slowing dramatically.
Top five ways Australians damage their mobiles
If you've ever smashed your mobile by leaving it on the roof of your car and driving off, you're not alone. It's the number one way Australians damage mobiles.
Australian tech sounds good for APEC
TeleManagement Australia has implemented the headsets and shock protection from Australian headset manufacturer Polaris for the 2007 APEC summit in Sydney.
Desk phone inching off desk, toward trash
Desk phones will probably disappear, but not before IT staffs are more comfortable with the replacement technology.
Mobile device admin options leave IT shops wanting
Windows mobile device management products have strong features but don't address central management of multiple types of handhelds.
Mobile Linux apps forum works for cross compatibility
The mobile Linux forum, Linux Phone Standards (LiPS), recently announced a new standard for cross compatibility to Linux-based phones.
Column: VoIP applications fuel the next wave of VoIP innovation
The first phase of VoIP is nearing the end and corporations will soon find a variety of third-party desktop applications that run on VoIP. Has VoIP improved the day-to-day for end users? Unfortunately, the majority of end users treat IP phones like traditional ones -- they make calls and check voice mail. Only the most technically advanced users have ventured into things like unified messaging. Zeus Kerravala has some recommendations to consider before making the transition to the next stage of VoIP.

Product (10)

Conferencing platform
Polycom's RMX 2000 Real-Time Media Conferencing Platform for multipoint conferencing simplifies the delivery and management of multipoint video, as well as unified conferencing services within enterprises and through service provider IP networks.
PC-less Skype solutions
The Aztech V500DS is a PC-less Skype DECT, cordless dual-mode internet/DECT phone that brings together traditional landline calls and Skype calls.
Weatherproof VoIP phone
Gai-Tronics weatherproof VoIP telephones offer direct connection to LAN or WAN via RJ45 connector, including power-over-ethernet (PoE) as standard.
SIP telephones for VoIP platforms
Aastra's 5i Series of SIP telephones comprises four telephones and two expansion modules, offering choice and flexibility to customers looking for standards-based IP telephones.
VoIP DECT
The V500DP VoIP DECT phone integrates VoIP ATA and DECT into one product.
VoIP phones
Zultys Technologies has announced the release of four VoIP phones to complement its existing range.
Wireless handset for VoIP calls
Integrated Wireless has announced the commercial launch of the QPE Wireless Handset for Skype calling as well as for use with other VoIP soft phones.
Wireless desk and VoIP headset system
The GN 9350 claims to be the first DECT wireless headset to offer full convergence between conventional office telephony and PC-based IP telephony.
VoIP mouse
IW Distribution has launched the YapperMouse, claimed to be the world's first PC Mouse with in-built Skype, onto the Australian and New Zealand market.
Bluetooth VoIP notebook
Acer's Aspire 5670 notebook supports VoIP with instant messenger software such as Skype, MSN, Yahoo messenger via Bluetooth wireless technology.

News (1)

Telstra releases the BlackBerry Bold
Telstra yesterday began distributing the BlackBerry Bold smartphone, to run on its Next G network.

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