A managing editor of Techistan, gave advice at an ITEXPO open source roundtable around 2005: “Don’t try to beat your competitor … For the first, buy them. Don’t waste energy … in awe or jealo

The features of the Blackberry 8900 Curve will be introduced to you before we move on to talk about who made the Blackberry Curve the most popular Blackberry mobile phone. We will then finish off by telling you the secret as to why the sales shot up and increased in a very short period of time and then remained very high.

RIM (think “Blackberry and Research in Motion”) announces this week its Mobile Voice System 5 and a new device, the Blackberry Pearl 9100….

Carl Ford of 4G Wireless Evolution interviews Greg Wolff of Pure Energy on its Wild Charge during CTIA Wireless 2010 Conference in Las Vegas. Greg shows a charging pad where one drops a cell phone and other devices on the pad and start charging up right away. Don’t even remove the iPhone case beforehand. Plus, Pure [...]

Whether it is finding ladies’ toilets on the London underground, identifying bird songs, forecasting snow conditions at ski resorts or just buying stuff online, somebody, somewhere has come up with a clever little computer program that lets you do the task from your handset.
The industry has grown up around the iPhone. More than 140,000 different [...]

On November 3, 2008, an IP communications company team member noted that out of five of her best girl friends, three had gotten rid of their landline phones. One was using Verizon on a Blackberry Curve. One was using T-Mobile. Another AT&T on a Nokia E61i like she was. The first was not interested yet [...]

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ohn starts his presentation with something like … instead of fearing PBX vendors who offer an alternative to traditional PBX, go the easy route and make them your ally. Resell IP PBX from an outsourced vendor and ensure quality of service since you control the network as an ISP.
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SACS is an international steel trading company with 14 locations worldwide and 200 business clients. The key necessity is to increase their global presence. They already had a Cisco unified communications backbone for their IP PBX with integration of RIM (Research in Motion) Blackberry MVS (Mobility [...]