Monday, July 06, 2009

Mobile UC apps take off

Nortel enterprise chief wants to bring back Bay Networks; Star Trek-like universal translator a step closer
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Mobile UC apps take off

We've noticed substantial progress in the last six months on mobile unified communications: both telephony system and handset suppliers have added a wide range of features and we believe that infrastructure market has hit "critical mass" by providing users with a wide range of choices. Read full story

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