NetEvents 2007
4G to kill mobile per-second billing
Operators will be forced to offer 'all-you-can-eat' services
vnunet.com, 22 Feb 2007
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Firms get set for VoIP
Almost half of UK companies are on the way to installing voice over IP (VoIP) but uptake of unified communications (UC) is much slower, a new survey has revealed. 06 Mar 2008
4g could hit home at 120Mbit/sec
Wimax forces cellular industry to consolidates around ultra-fast LTE technology - and femtocells could help deliver it 14 Feb 2008
Firms get set for VoIP
Almost half of UK companies are on the way to installing voice over IP (VoIP) but uptake of unified communications (UC) is much slower, a new survey has revealed. 06 Mar 2008
4g could hit home at 120Mbit/sec
Wimax forces cellular industry to consolidates around ultra-fast LTE technology - and femtocells could help deliver it 14 Feb 2008
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Firms get set for VoIP
Almost half of UK companies are on the way to installing voice over IP (VoIP) but uptake of unified communications (UC) is much slower, a new survey has revealed. 06 Mar 2008
4g could hit home at 120Mbit/sec
Wimax forces cellular industry to consolidates around ultra-fast LTE technology - and femtocells could help deliver it 14 Feb 2008
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