Today, CounterPath has announced its Bria for Linux softphone client. Bria for Linux will support multiple VoIP accounts, LDAP, a wide variety of codecs and more. The new Bria 3.0 for Linux will debut next month, however CounterPath said it has already ben deployed by two Fortune 500 companies
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CounterPath Announces Linux Softphone
Sooo Google announced their living room product strategy — Google TV . Seems to me like a sound strategy with the right pieces in place : – Android platform that 3rd parties can develop against, adapted for the TV -check! – Google less-than-free business model (ie they’ll pay cable or satellite providers a nice cut of their ad revenues in Google search, maps, etc) -check! (See bgurley post on the “less than free” business model concept) – deals with hardware makers (Sony, Intel, Logitech) -check! – deal with a TV provider (Dish Networks) to provide initial go to market beachhead -check! So I think all the pieces are there for Google to try and get the TV-as-a-platform party started.
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What Google TV will mean for the DIY HTPC market
Printer News: Lexmark Pinnacle Pro901 Tops Out at 33 Pages Per Minute (Draft) at a Penny Per Page for Ink Lexmark’s new Pinnacle Pro901 all-in-one inkjet printer aims to save you money in ink costs with a cheap $4.99 black ink cartridge (105XL Black, Part No.
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Lexmark Pinnacle Pro901 Offers Cheap Black Inkjet Printing
Dedicated Print Servers Are Handy but Limited Devices For some reason, you may have a printer at home or in the office that does not have a built-in Ethernet connection, be it wired or wireless. Although you can connect the printer to your computer and share it over the network, the printer is then dependent on the state of your computer (on or off) and its memory and processing resources. That is not always an optimal way to share a printer
Regardless of the wide-format printing technology used, output problems require a systematic approach that will save time, hassles, and tech calls. Here are some simple steps to help diagnose and fix the problem as quickly as possible. Having fielded literally thousands of tech support calls for LexJet over the years it’s easy
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Troubleshooting Common Printing Problems
Sarah Kay stamps are darling, and well loved by all, but especially by us gals who remember the 70’s. My mom did a needlepoint for each of my sisters back then. Who would ever guess that Holly Hobby would be in fashion again. And as a rubber stamp–LOL Since I’m in love with this stamp, I coloured up seven images and turned them into birthday cards. My sister asked for some children’s birthday cards, and since she has an adopted little girl (she has four boys and wanted to complete the family with a daughter)
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Sarah Kay Birthday Celebration
The best bloggers and news sites seem to hyperlink like crazy. Usually its because they think they’re doing you a favor by referencing a related article, web page, company, etc. so you don’t have to hit up a search engine to find it yourself
When people purchase a computer, there are some people out there that do not understand why desktops are always faster. Therefore, I will explain. When a person buys a car, it always has a radiator. The radiator’s purpose is to keep the engine from overheating. The Bugatti Veyron has 10 radiators with a top speed of
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Tablets, netbooks, notebooks, and Desktops, why is the speed different
From The Economist : “Gendercide” is often seen as an unintended consequence of China’s one-child policy, or as a product of poverty or ignorance. The surplus of bachelors—called in China guanggun, or “bare branches”— seems to have accelerated between 1990 and 2005, in ways not obviously linked to the one-child policy, which was introduced in 1979
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Gendercide or the worldwide war on baby girls
From Mayo Clinic : May 11, 2010 — People use Twitter to share information: The latest news, current events, what people are talking about, even what’s for dinner. Now, people are using it to get access to health care.
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How Twitter Brings Patients to Mayo Clinic
Barb Pellow posted an interesting article (free access) on WhatTheyThink last week that provides insight into marketing trends related to metrics and measurement. She highlights several case examples of companies that are integrating print into campaigns that include additional, digital channels. This multi-channel convergence is an important topic for our industry and this article helps to put the issues into perspective.
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Snapshot of “Marketing Outlook 2010″
The following procedure describes how to install additional drivers on the print server, as a distribution point for clients running older versions of Windows. If you share a printer with users running other versions of Windows (Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0), you can install additional printer drivers on your computer so those users can connect to your printer without being prompted to install the drivers missing from their systems
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How To add printer drivers for other versions of Windows
Last week, everyone who normally covers technology became a stock market expert briefly, marvelling over Apple’s stock price and tsk-tsking at Steve Ballmer for Microsoft’s “lost decade.” But take a closer look at the PC industry as a whole and you’ll see a different story.
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A closer look at Microsoft’s "lost decade"
Arlington, Texas residents – the All-New Arlington CompUSA is now open and ready to serve you right in your hometown! You’ll appreciate the great selection of products, including HDTVs, Home Audio, Computers, Laptops and everything inbetween, including parts – components for the DIY computer builder or upgrader. Check out the All-New CompUSA located at 1600 Interstate 20 W, Arlington, TX 76017. The all-new crew is ready to help you find the right product you are looking for, and fully enabled with Retail 2.0 means that product information is only a key-press away on every television, monitor, laptop, desktop and all handheld products like GPS, Cameras and Cellphones.
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Arlington TX CompUSA Now Open
Driving to Gulfport to wish you Happy Birthday I’ve had so much time on my hands and have been colouring up a storm. Thought I’d catch up on my card orders and started with my sister who asked me to make her some quick birthday cards, and since she has four boys, I thought I would create some tractor cards.
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Driving to Gulfport, Mississippi
This week Ray passes along the latest photographic news relating to Nikon and Nikonians: Nikon’s instant rebates continue Nikon’s new 200-400 may be shipping soon Nikon’s My Picturetown Round Two Nikonians photo contest winners Tenth ANPAT months away Brandy Fortune wins latest Welcoming Photo Contest David Metta wins April’s segment of Best of the Year Photo Contest Download Nikonians News Flash #154 (NPC-NF-2010-05-30.mp3; 3:02; 2.77MB; MP3 format)
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Nikonians News Flash #154
Shelly Wuerthner was the winner of the trip to attend the premier of the movie KILLERS ! But don’t fret, there is still plenty of time to enter the KILLER PC Sweepstakes for a chance to win a custom KILLER PC valued at over $11,000! To signup, just click on the banner below:
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Killers Premiere Trip Winner Announced
“Fake foods are more affordable. It’s enticing people to eat more because they think they’re saving money when they’re really just buying heart disease.” References: 10 Questions for Jillian Michaels .
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Cheap fast food "enticing people to eat more because they think they’re saving money when they’re really buying heart disease"
Hi. Here’s a W.I.P to my build of Claudio Diaz original Batmobile. This is a great model to build {i made this quite a while ago now} I wish i had built her using the high gloss card, but i had problems with the coating de-laminating when cutting and folding, so i gave up with that… i went with standard card stock for this.
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Model Of The Week: Original Batmobile
People in the IT and telecommunication industries are famous for their flexibility. Increasingly, the displays that showcase the images they bring to customers are, as well. Flexible displays are among the more interesting topics to cover because the
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Displays Bend Over Backward for Consumers