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Carrier Ethernet is an important convergence topic because the use of the same protocols on in the telecommunications portion of the network and local-area network (LAN) can lead to significant changes in the management layers that control the way corporate data is trafficked.
Vertical Systems Group says the number of business Ethernet computer ports in the […]

While much of the talk focuses on various approaches to 4G services, the most widely deployed wireless broadband network will remain 3G for the foreseeable future. This week, comScore said the U.S. has caught up to western Europe in the total number of devices getting their data in this manner.
They key numbers, which are based […]

The jockeying continues in the mobile Linux sector and, it appears, a good deal of the sizzle will be on mobile Internet devices (MIDs), the emerging class of devices between smartphones and ultra mobile PCs (UMPCs). In the past week, for instance, Intel bought OpenedHand and Wind River bought MIZI Research.
InformationWeek reports that OpenedHand will […]

Watching Comcast feint and jab against its customers, the FCC and Net Neutrality advocates is fun. Its next move – after it was batted down by the FCC in its frontal assault on peer-to-peer applications from BitTorrent and others – is to limit all its customers at 250 gigabytes per month. The rule will take […]

There always are clever people doing clever things with mobile phones, and one of the most clever is to tap into the Internet to avoid long distance charges.
The mobile VoIP sector, which has languished to a certain extent — perhaps because some of the procedures are confusing — is heating up. BusinessWeek does a good […]