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	Whaleback offers managed voice service Whaleback Systems has introduced a wholesale managed voice service that lets retail service providers combine managed voice and Session Initiation Protocol trunking. CrystalBlue Lite is designed to help carriers deploy OPEX-based managed voice service with no CAPEX costs, and it targets the 5-to-20 user small/midsize business market. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Experience Cisco TelePresence -- Free Experience Cisco TelePresence -- Free Click to continue In this Issue Business Professionals Choose Smartphones Over Coffee Teleflirtation: The latest hot way to hook up Intel puts Google's Android on Atom smartphones WHITE PAPER: Sprint A Unified Communications Case Study Unified Communications helped Sprint save millions of dollars. Find out how you can save! Learn More Business Professionals Choose Smartphones Over Coffee Feature phones still outnumber smartphones by a significant margin, but the gap is closing as smartphones become not only mainstream--but indispensible. A new survey from cloud computing business phone system provider RingCentral illustrates just how much business professionals rely on their smartphones. Read More WHITE PAPER: Websense Essential Information Protection Successful organizations depend upon their ability to collaborate, communicate, and share information online. This paper explains how Essential Information Protection is designed to help organizations make the most of their IT security investments. Read More Teleflirtation: The latest hot way to hook up The realistic audio-visual atmosphere of telepresence combined with off-channel instant messaging is giving rise to a new social phenomenon dubbed teleflirtation. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Top 5 Hyper-V Best Practices Read this whitepaper to get advice on everything from making sure you configure enough network connections, especially in iSCSI, to specifying the specific initiator groups and the correct LUN type when provisioning the NetApp LUN for use with Hyper-V. Learn More! Intel puts Google's Android on Atom smartphones Intel has ported Google's Android mobile operating system to smartphones based on its Atom microprocessors, an Intel executive said Tuesday. Read More
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