| One-third of major online retailers were unprepared for holiday rush, study finds
Web traffic increases on Black Friday and Cyber Monday should be no surprise, but one-third of major online retailers were still unprepared, according to a study that illuminates ongoing problems within the e-commerce industry. Google locates mobile phone users by tracking cell towers
The Google Maps product for cell phones is now using cell tower ID information to tell users where they are and what destinations are nearby. EU telecom lobby group blasts regulatory laggards
Poland, the Czech Republic, Greece and Belgium have the worst telecommunications regulators in Europe, according to a study carried out for ... Verizon unveils eBonding Toolkit
In an effort to make its eBonding software easier for the casual user, Verizon Business has unveiled a new eBonding toolkit that lets customers ... Microsoft capacity planning tool set for year-end release
Newest version of Capacity Planner will support Exchange 2007, SharePoint Server 2007 and SharePoint Services 3.0 Verizon Wireless' open network earns praise
Verizon Wireless' decision to open its network to outside mobile devices and applications has won praise from several groups, including past ... EFF fires an uppercut at Internet traffic interference
Looking to keep the pressure on Comcast and any other ISPs who might be messing with Internet traffic, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has released software and documentation instructing 'Net users on how to test for packet forgery or other forms of interference by their own service providers. The EFF also published what it calls a comprehensive account of Comcast's packet-forging activities. BLOGS Today on Cisco Subnet
Cisco's Chambers makes it into Fortune's Power 25 list where Steve Jobs rules. Cisco trainer gives some hints on exam questions having to do with frame relay addressing. Plus: Imagine three days of online gaming with thousands of other players on a network supported by Cisco's honking 40Gbps CRS-1 router that can handle 92Tbps. Today on Microsoft Subnet
Microsoft and Autodesk have been ordered to pay $140 million in damages on a patent infringement lawsuit. Have you considered Linux SIP gateways for putting voicemail in Exchange 2007? All opposed to buggy software (in the form of Silverlight), say "Aye." Our World is Gonna Change Again
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