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Friday, 16th March 2007
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Skype , the Internet phone company, continues to beef up its infrastructure and offer new services to its users, introducing on Thursday a PBX-like dual phone system that lets users switch up to four callers between traditional landline calls and Skype VoIP calls.

Microsoft is committed to bringing users a continuum of "software plus services" that includes and blends hosted, server-based, and client-based code, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer reiterated during a keynote speech Wednesday at the close of the company's Convergence conference.

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Offshore Outsourcing Cost Advantages To Disappear By 2027: Study
Despite increasing wages, India is still an offshore hotspot for US technology companies.
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Internet
Skype Offers A PBX-like System For Four Users
The DUALphone 3088 from RTX Telecom A/S has Skype software embedded in it and operates with up to four wireless handsets, permitting conference calls, intercom calls, and call transfer among handsets..
By Staff writers


Telco/ISP
Launch Of Nokia Siemens Networks Is Readied
With yearly revenues of about US$22 billion, Nokia Siemens Networks will rank as the world's second-largest supplier of gear to telecom carriers behind Ericsson.
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Security
Another Week, Another Scam On Cisco Systems
With four Cisco retailers charged with defrauding Cisco Systems of $1 million, the Justice Dept. says it will continue to investigate fraud schemes against the networking equipment maker..
By Staff writers


Applications
Ballmer Talks Up 'Software + Services'
In order to bring customers that blended model, Microsoft will have to build out its software-as-a-service infrastructure, much of which is still in its infancy..
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Hardware
Cisco To Buy WebEx In $3.2 Billion Deal
Telecommunications equipment maker Cisco Systems said it reached an agreement to buy WebEx Communications which specialises in software applications that allow businesses to collaborate, in a deal valued at US$3.2 billion.
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