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Father of SIP bolts Cisco for Skype
Mike Volpi kept his word to his Skype investment group - he got the Father of SIP, Jonathan Rosenberg, to jump ship.
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My oh my, how things have changed. These 25 vintage tech ads are guaranteed to take you back -- and, in most cases, remind you how truly terrible our tastes once were. Father of SIP bolts Cisco for Skype
Mike Volpi kept his word to his Skype investment group - he got the Father of SIP, Jonathan Rosenberg, to jump ship. Cisco lets Tandberg think about it a little more
Cisco thinks Tandberg needs more time, not money, to close the deal. Tandberg got another 9 days to think about it when Cisco extended the deadline to respond to its $3 billion offer to Nov. 18. Cisco's new EtherSwitch service modules
This blog will discuss the Power over Ethernet (PoE) service modules (SM) supported in the second generation Cisco Integrated Services router (ISR G2). Cisco crafting telepresence Rosetta Stone
At its big collaboration event this week, Cisco is wheeling out what it describes as the Rosetta Stone of high-def videoconferencing to address one of the biggest problems facing the technology – interoperability. Jailbreaking puts iPhone owners at risk, says researcher
Jailbroken iPhones are much easier to hijack, security researcher Charlie Miller said today, and the proof is in the ikee worm that has infected some Australian phones. PC chip sales skyrocket, signaling a market on the mend
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Nokia says it will replace for free millions of faulty cellphone chargers that pose a shock hazard to its users. Nokia announced the recall program Monday reporting the Nokia-branded chargers were manufactured by a third-party supplier BYD Electronic Company of China. Nokia says the plastic casing surrounding the chargers in question could separate, exposing the unit's internal components, posing a shock hazard for users. Rutgers researchers cooking up safer password clues
Rutgers University researchers are testing whether "activity-based" password hint questions are better at safeguarding security than the static ones we're all used to, such as "What's your mother's maiden name?"These activity-based password clues would be tied to your recent activity, like "What were you doing at noon yesterday?" Right-Sizing Your Power Infrastructure
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