| Avaya credit rating dropped to junk status in wake of Nortel buy
Avaya is now the undisputedly largest unified communications vendor, but its purchase of Nortel's enterprise business has dropped the company's investment rating to junk status, according to Moody's Investors Service. Desktop Video, Not Ready to Replace the Telephone
Although Nemertes sees increased interest in desktop video, we don't expect it to replace straight voice calls. Instead, it's most often used to augment other video conferencing systems, enabling home or mobile workers, or those unable to get to a video conferencing room to still participate in a video session comprised primarily of room-based users. Rarely have we found companies who are making... Texting While Driving 6X More Dangerous than Talking
A University of Utah study tells us something we should already know: That texting while driving is six times more dangerous than talking on a handset while driving.This is a message that has eluded many, but we can help. BT ahead on 100Mbps fibre optic broadband roll-out
BT has revealed its super-fast fibre broadband network will be completed by 2012. Android eats iPhone market share in five years
Mass adoption of the Android OS by both vendors and consumers from 2009 onwards, coupled with the rollout of app stores from smartphone vendors and network operators, will see the iPhone's share of the total market shrink between 2010 and 2014. Today from the Subnet communities On Cisco Subnet: John Chambers says big is back and Cisco is the example and Howard Schmidt Appointed as New Cybersecurity Coordinator; On Microsoft Subnet Microsoft loses appeal: injunction against selling MS Word reinstated; On Google Subnet: Google Doodles 2009: a year in review. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
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