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Enhanced Power Over Ethernet: Easier Deployment and Improved Mobility

Cisco was the first to develop the capability of providing power to the network end device when it enabled a means of providing power from an Ethernet switch port to its Cisco IP phone. From there, Cisco began work with numerous other vendors within the IEEE to create a standards-based...

Tags: Mobility, Cisco Systems Inc., Power Over Ethernet, Cisco Enhanced Power Over Ethernet, Ethernet, Networking

White papers 2008-02-01

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Linksys iPhone Dual-Mode Internet Telephony Kit for Skype

Before there was this iPhone, there was, well, the iPhone--the Linksys iPhone, that is. Apple and Cisco--the owner of Linksys--got into a little legal dispute over whether Apple could use the iPhone name, which eventually lead to a settlement that allows Apple to use the iPhone brand while Linksys...

Tags: Home networking, Telecom & Utilities, Cellular phones, IP telephony, telephony, phone, handset, Linksys, Skype Technologies S.A., Apple iPhone

Product reviews 2007-06-18

Two very different VoIP platforms. One company (Microsoft). Will the two ever meet?

Under the headline Microsoft unveils VoIP-enabled phone platform, WindowsForDevices.com has a story about the hardware coming to market thats uses Microsofts Windows XP Embedded-based "Response Point." According to the post:Microsoft last week unveiled a VoIP-enabled phone system software platform based on Windows XP Embedded. "Response Point," currently in beta,...

Tags: Telephony, Software Infrastructure, IT Management, Hardware Infrastructure, General

Blog posts 2007-04-02

Intel calls the Wi-Fi shots

Intel calls the Wi-Fi shotsWhat would Intel pick: 802.11n or WiMAXThis is part of the question folks need to be asking. Both will not be successful.Intel has to much invested in the success of the new 802.16e Mobile Wireless WiMAX chips to allow the upstart 802.11 WiFi Alliance series...

Tags: WIRELESS, Wireless LANs, Network technology, WiMAX, Intel Corp., IEEE 802.11n, Wi-Fi, Airgo Networks, chip

Discussion threads 2005-10-12