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Wednesday, 08 July 2015 00:34
160 trillion annual mobile and online messages by 2019
New research says 438 billion messages will be sent per day by 2019 for a total of 160 trillion messages per annum up from 94.2 trillion per year in 2015.
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Telecoms & NBN
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Thursday, 17 February 2011 10:18
Men like IM, women like social nets, youngsters like mobiles at work
A new survey of 1000 Australian workers has revealed distinct differences between how men and women use communications technology at work. The survey also highlights a generational shift in the way mobile phones are used when at work.
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Business Telecommunications
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Tuesday, 07 December 2010 12:40
Australia on Yimfoca malware hit list
A security vendor has warned that Australia is on the list of countries specifically targeted by the latest variants of the Yimfoca malware.
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Security
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Tuesday, 16 November 2010 10:30
Is Facebook's new messaging service Wave for Gen-Z?
Overnight Australian time, Facebook announced their new expanded messaging system. What's in it for you?
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Home Tech
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Friday, 05 November 2010 09:47
Skype for Mac plays catch-up: first look at 5.0 beta
Skype 5.0 for Windows arrived last month, but Mac users are still on version 2.8. Good news: Skype 5.0 for Mac is now in beta. Bad news: you may not like some of the changes.
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Software
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Wednesday, 27 January 2010 08:26
Test Ubuntu for fun and profit
Live in London? Looking for something to do this Friday? Canonical are looking for volunteers to perform usability testing of the Ubuntu Empathy instant messaging client. A paid incentive awaits!
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The Linux Distillery
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Tuesday, 30 June 2009 10:25
Spam levels stable: Symantec
Spam levels remain at 90 percent, according to security provider Symantec. But the situation would have worsened if a major botnet hadn't suffered downtime during June.
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Business Telecommunications
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Tuesday, 02 June 2009 07:35
Google Wave: the next big wave
Only rarely does a new technology emerge which is so sensible, so simple and so wonderful that you can't imagine how it never existed before. Google Wave is one such thing and it's the biggest thing to hit the Internet since the Web itself.
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Home Tech
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Friday, 08 May 2009 12:59
Some older Australians missing out on the Internet
While 87 percent of Australians teens and adults have used the Internet, almost half of the remainder are over 50.
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Home Tech
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Monday, 04 May 2009 13:51
Unified comms sector could benefit, despite downturn: Report
While Australia’s IT industry is taking a real hammering from the effects of the economic crisis, there’s some blue sky in the technology market with a new report out today forecasting that the unified communications (UC) sector is set to benefit as businesses look for new ways to cut costs.
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Strategy
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- Unified communications
- surveys
- Report
- IT industry
- IT services
- vendors
- Economy
- Video conferencing
- Telepresence
- Government
- Banking
- Professional services
- healthcare
- Education
- BPO
- Business
- Business processes
- Business systems
- IP telephony
- Telstra
- Microsoft
- Cisco
- RIM
- IBM
- IM
- Peter Dinham
- Frost & Sullivan
Tuesday, 14 April 2009 14:00
Mobile email set to grab lion's share of APAC mobility market
Mobile email use in the Asia pacific region is emerging as the growth market in the enterprise mobility space with a massive annual growth rate of 34% predicted over the next four years.
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Business Telecommunications
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- Mobility
- Mobile
- Mobile Internet Device
- Mobile applications
- Mobile handset platforms
- Mobile messaging
- Mobile services
- Emails
- Asia Pacific
- Peter Dinham
- Business
- Enterprises
- SMEs
- mCRM
- CRM
- SFA
- IM
- India
- China
- Australia
- Singapore
- Financial services
- Banking
- Pharmaceutical industry
- healthcare
- 3G
- WiMAX
- Springboard Research
Tuesday, 30 September 2008 20:15
Windows speaks your instant messaging dialect, too
Windows, whether XP or Vista, is home to all the major instant
messenger (IM) clients, and for things like Skype, unquestionably has
the best versions. But if you’re hankering to talk to multiple friends on multiple IM
systems at the same time, and you want some
open source goodness without having to go through the pain of learning
Linux, try Pidgin for Windows instead – the open source program that lets
you talk freely.
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Fuzzy Logic
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Saturday, 20 September 2008 19:57
Through the Looking-Glass, and What Cisco Found There
Twas brillig, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe; all mimsy were the borogoves, and then Cisco bought the IM babe. Actually, I doubt Lewis Carroll would have put it quite like that, as the Cisco Systems purchase of open protocol Instant Messaging software outfit Jabber is far from nonsensical.
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Market
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