VoIP

Avaya tried to monopolize maintenance, jury says in $60M verdict

A third-party provider sued, saying it was locked out of servicing Avaya equipment

Unify sets timetable for launch of its Project Ansible unified communications service

Unify plans to offer Project Ansible as a service with connectors to its on-premise OpenScape voice products, starting in October

Secusmart puts its BlackBerry encryption chip to work on the desktop

Secusmart is also behind a new voice encryption app that could help multinational, multiplatform enterprises

Fujitsu says its all-in-one PC-phones cut power consumption for unified communications

Fujitsu also showed a laptop with its PalmSecure palm-vein authentication built in at the Cebit trade show

AT&T wants trials in Florida, Alabama for shift away from traditional phone service

The carrier is seeking FCC approval to run tests in an Alabama town and a Florida suburb

How to Prepare Your Business (And Your Employees) to Work Remotely

Movirtu turns your tablet and laptop into a mobile phone

Users can keep their mobile phone number to receive and make calls

Globalstar offers pre-paid satellite telephony with new subscription

Users can make calls for a!0.48 per minute while sailing or hiking in remote areas

Why one company declined cloud-based ‘crisis communications system’

In planning its emergency response system, Eastman Chemical decided cloud too risky

French authorities requested 6,145 phone and data taps in 2012

An oversight committee also vetted over 200,000 requests for communications data