| Acme Packet plans to enhance IP Multimedia Subsystem support for wireless services The Mobile World Congress is being held this week in Barcelona, and several companies pre-released announcements in connection with the conference. Today, we'll focus on Acme Packet's plans to enhance IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) support for wireless services, and about Nortel's continued support for carrier IP services with the release of new software for the Communication Server (CS) 2000. Microsoft, Cbeyond offer e-mail via the desktop or mobile device; Sonus improves access to next-generation multimedia services Picking up where we left off last time with fixed-mobile convergence-related announcements made at last week's Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, today we hear from Microsoft and Cbeyond, Sonus Networks, and Tellabs. Sonus betting on fixed/mobile convergence Sonus Networks, which provides IP-based voice and multimedia gateways, switches and servers to leading service providers, says a push toward converged fixed and mobile networks will create new enterprise applications ... Microsoft strives for mobile mindshare with Windows Mobile 6.5 Microsoft this week unveils Windows Mobile 6.5, with its new full-blown Web browser, IE Mobile 6, in a bid to stay competitive in the fast-changing mobile market. How unified communications is saving Microsoft millions Microsoft Subnet blogger Alex Lewis interviews Microsoft UC GM Betsy Frost. Emulex combines FCoE, iSCSI, IP networking into one chip Emulex is developing a new converged network adapter that is optimized for virtualized infrastructures and maximizes blade consolidation while supporting several IP and storage networking protocols all within a single chip. Skype calls' immunity to police phone tapping threatened Suspicious phone conversations on Skype could be targeted for tapping as part of a pan-European crackdown on what law authorities believe is a massive technical loophole in current wiretapping laws, allowing criminals to communicate without fear of being overheard by the police. Class-based Policing Cisco Subnet blogger Dennis Hartmann discusses how policing and shaping are very different in their approaches to limiting bandwidth. February giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
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