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Spring Design said its Android-powered Alex e-reader is now on sale, and customers can pre-order their complementary e-books in a variety of formats. Customers can order the $399 Alex e-reader at www.springdesign.com . The company announced the Alex e-reader late last year, sporting a dual-screen 6-inch E Ink display, a second 3.5-inch Android-powered touchscreen, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Spring Design’s Alex E-Reader Now Available for Preorder

Tsahi’s recent post on what telepresence is got me thinking about the way enterprises currently use video conferencing and how I see video conferencing in the future enterprise. It is no secret that video conferencing today is mainly limited to conference rooms. If your company is global, or at least has a few branches that are located far one from the other, you probably have some video conferencing endpoints in your conference rooms

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Get Out Of The Video Conferencing Rooms Already! [Video Over Enterprise]

On March 9 McAfee warned consumers that “scareware,” or fake anti-virus software, may be the most costly online scam in 2010, causing significant monetary loss and damage to users’ computers. In this blog, I’ll give you some additional details about the figures we cited last week in McAfee’s new Consumer Threat Alert program. Apart from the scareware files themselves, many malware that aid rogue anti-virus programs in attacking computers are grouped into the fake-alert Trojan family

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‘Scareware’ Poses Danger to Consumers

I guess my views on telepresence and its viability are quite clear already : it doesn’t provide enough value today, but it’s a great place for innovations (especially ones that cost gazillions to develop).

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The Future of Telepresence – The Science Fiction Version [VoIP Survivor]

I just wrote about why Apple won’t go for visual communications on their 27″ Mac display . But I also don’t believe they will be adding that front facing camera on the iPad either. There are numerous rumors regarding Apple’s plans in this area – some surfaced before the iPad was even introduced to the world and some state that the camera is there but hidden for the time being

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Why the iPad Won’t Have a Front Facing Camera [VoIP Survivor]

[This post is part of our Designing Hardware for HD series . Be sure to check it out!] [ Fabrizio Ghetti , who wrote a very useful post on camera shopping tips had more tips for you about cameras, so here's another post - this time, camera positioning. As you'll be able to see, I assisted with the images.

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Get The Balance Right [Video Over Enterprise]

We started rolling out VC240s in RADVISION, and just a few days after I took the picture of the monitor with the oh-too-many-cameras , it’s time for an updated picture of what my colleague now has on his desk: Yes, this is not an optical illusion: he now has 4 different cameras mounted on his screen. What you can actually see on the screen is the use of 3 of these cameras in a single MCU conference using SCOPIA Elite : Top right corner images are a picture-in-picture layout that the VC240 monitor itself supplies

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Only in a Video Company, Part 2: The 4th Camera Mystery [VoIP Survivor]

[ Amir Zmora , who isn't new here wanted to provide his thoughts regarding what may be the future video telephony device of your choice.] I was reading an article by Dave Michels on NoJitter and found it to be music to my ears. I think it is a great article and find his position to be similar to what I have been excited about ever since I got involved in the partnership with SAMSUNG around the SCOPIA VC240 . Dave talks about the increase of video communication traffic and views this as mainly coming from moving video onto the desktop: “It is becoming clear that desktop video is coming

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Goodbye, Videophone. Hello, Personal Visual Communications [VoIP Survivor]

[We're still in the cameras part of our Designing Hardware for HD series . Be sure to check it out!] [This time, I've asked Fabrizio Ghetti , Video System Engineer in our Italian R&D center, to provide a short list of requirements to look for when shopping around for endpoint cameras.] When you go out to shop for a camera for your hardware endpoint design, you will be looking at a lot of brochures showing different specifications. Even if the camera may seem perfect on paper, you should personally check it on your own – make sure it works well in the environment and use-cases your end product will be operating in.

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Shopping for a Video Conferencing Camera [VoIP Survivor]

Recently the tendency to use globe images in web design has got the insane popularity. You can observe this design trend all around the Internet and, to tell the truth, it is really powerful. Today let’s focus our attention on the stunning 3d globe images that are commonly used in the design.

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Extra Power of Globe Images in Web Design.

Inter-personal communication is a very interesting subject. “Remote” inter-personal communication, which means communicating with one another using various means of communication, without actually being in physical proximity, is even more interesting to me. And the last decade has been extremely exciting in that manner

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Inter-Personal Communication: Short Text or Rich Video? [Video Over Enterprise]

Some of the ideas for posts I write here come from lunchtime discussions. You know the drill: we go out, sit at some restaurant close by, chat, overhear conversations, and once in a while a post idea comes to mind. Making calls on the go This time the idea came from a snippet of a conversation I heard the other day from the table beside me

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Should A Mobile Handset Be Used For Making Calls? [VoIP Survivor]

This has to be one of the coolest products I’ve used in a long time. Introducing the powermate by Griffin Technology: www.griffintechnology.com Expect a full review soon! Review policy: blog.griffintechnology.com Social me: Twitter: twitter.com dailybooth: dailybooth.com Facebook: facebook.com Social Blog: thecreativeone.tv Forum Bytes forumbytes.com

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Unboxing: powermate (USB Multimedia Controller)

[A few weeks ago, Shahul hameed.M.S an analyst from Broadband Suppliers approached me, suggesting he write a piece about the Information Technology & Innoation Foundation (ITIF) report on the need for speed . I happily obliged. My take

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Video Conferencing In An Instant (Message) [Video Over Enterprise]

I am somewhat surprised that the name given by Microsoft to its new mobile operating system platform is a “phone.’” After all, the term “phone” comes from the Greek word for “voice.” The word “telephone” means “far voice.” Just because the mobile device/system will handle voice applications, in addition to visual data, doesn’t make it just a “phone!” But maybe because Apple took the lead in calling their multimedia device the “iPhone,” everything that can also handle voice applications will have “phone” in its name. Of course, voice is just a piece of the “unified communications” picture, which enables application speech interfaces as well as real-time contextual voice contacts with people. But various forms of real-time text messaging are already replacing traditional phone calls, especially by online self-service applications that need timely contact with a specific person.

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Microsoft’s New “Phone 7″ Platform

[Ever since we started discussing desktop video conferencing as a valid option for providing the entire work force with video conferencing capabilities, including telecommuters and employees that are out of the office, I've been getting a lot of questions regarding this new and ground-breaking concept.

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