Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Morphie Juice Pack Plus Outdoor Edition!


Morphie Juice Pack Plus http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
I have used the Morphie Juice Pack with my old iPhone 3G and it did supply enought juice for the phone while it worked, but suddenly if decided not to get charged up, I am sure something to do with the charger connection.
Now Morphie is coming out with Morphie Juice Pack Plus Outdoor edition with similar juice pack for iPhone 4 and comes with an app that helps you to get around, basically an GPS app (a collaboration with NeoTrecks) for the iPhone 4. There are many GPS apps in the iTunes store but you get this one for free and looks to be taking you where you want to go according to Engadget crew who seem to get the bearing of their office. You can read more about the duo and the see a video over there.

Why Would Google Pay $12.5 Billion For Motorola Mobility? Four Possibilities!

Why Will Google Pay $12.5 Billion For Motorola Mobile? Four Possibilities! http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
We all were surprised when we heard that Google is willing to pay $12.5 Billion for Motorola Mobility (MMI) to get the company and it's assets into Google's (GOOG) fold. No one really know the answer yet but FOSS Patents have brought together four possible scenarios;

  1. MMI would have taken a royalty-bearing patent license from Microsoft (MSFT), and possibly also settled with Apple (AAPL).
  2. MMI would have revisited its exclusive focus on Android and possibly adopted Windows Phone.
  3. MMI would have attacked other Android device makers with its patents to make their products more expensive.
  4. MMI would have conducted a public or private auction of the entire company or large parts of its patent portfolio.
To fathom the reasons behind the thinking, please visit FOSS Patents and read Post "These four threats against Android secured Motorola Mobility a $12.5 billion offer from Google"

Microsoft® Lync Qualified IP Phones From snom Technology (snom UC600, 821 UC, 300 UC.)

snom IP Phones for Microsoft Lync http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
snom has released three phones for the Microsoft Lync environment, snom UC600, 821 UC, 300 UC. The snom UC600 USB phone is a new phone that is optimized for the Lync environment and 821 UC, 300 UC are upgraded UC editions qualified to use with Lync servers.

snom technology Introduces New IP Desktop Phone Portfolio Qualified for Microsoft® Lync Server 2010™

snom UC line features standards-based snom 821 UC edition and snom 300 UC edition qualified for use with Microsoft Lync 2010; company announces new snom UC600 USB phone optimized for Microsoft Lync environments

Berlin, Germany and Woburn, Mass. (September 13, 2011) - snom technology AG, a leading developer of IP desktop phones and IP communications solutions, announced today snom UC – a new edition of snom IP desktop phones designed for unified communications (UC) and qualified for use with Microsoft® Lync Server 2010™. The new line includes the snom 821 UC edition and the snom 300 UC edition, both of which work with Lync Server 2010 and are currently the only phones on the market compatible with both Microsoft Lync and other SIP based PBXs. The snom UC edition also includes the new snom UC600, a purpose-built USB desktop phone that provides operation with the Lync soft client.

The snom UC portfolio expands functionality beyond voice features by adding support for the productivity features included in Lync, such as presence, quick dialing from Lync buddy lists (on the snom 821 UC edition) and more. Both the snom 821 UC edition and snom 300 UC edition feature snom UC edition firmware, which is qualified with Lync 2010.

“The introduction of the snom UC edition featuring these two categories of phones qualified for Microsoft Lync provides businesses with the broad flexibility to utilize phones that can work in a pure UC environment or a hybrid UC and IP PBX environment,” said Dr. Michael Knieling, executive vice president of marketing and sales, snom technology. “These phones dramatically help reshape the economics for organizations deploying Microsoft Lync and provide businesses with a set of phones with superior features, elegant design and competitive price points.”

snom UC600

The snom UC600 is a USB business phone optimized for Microsoft Lync 2010, giving small businesses and enterprises a functional and affordable option in Lync environments. With Lync, the snom UC600 offers the ability to dial and execute telephone calls from a PC, as well as through the more traditional handset and keypad interface. At an MSRP of $149, the addition of the snom UC600 to the current range of optimized IP phone devices will help to provide customers with a more cost-effective option in the marketplace.

With the embedded client for Lync 2010, users are assured an optimal end user experience and simple deployment and endpoint management.

snom 821 UC edition and snom 300 UC edition– Qualified for Microsoft Lync

snom UC features two standards-based SIP phones from snom’s VoIP phone portfolio now qualified for Microsoft Lync: the executive-class snom 821 desktop phone and entry-level snom 300.

“With Microsoft Lync deployments accelerating in both the enterprise and small business markets, snom can now offer the best mix of desktop phones tested and qualified for Lync to match any sized customer environment or fit any industry,” said snom COO Mike Storella. “The snom UC portfolio delivers value to our distributors, resellers and customers providing them with an endpoint solution that blends a rich feature set with affordability and choice.”

The snom 821 is the most popular member of the snom 8xx series of executive-class desktop phones, offering expanded functionality for business applications, including a high-resolution TFT color display, presence display and settings, server side address book search, support of speed dialing of client contacts, and an on-board gigabit-Ethernet switch.

Capable of supporting multiple SIP and/or Lync accounts (up to twelve for the snom 821, up to 4 for the snom 300), the snom 821 UC edition and the snom 300 UC edition are presently the only phones on the market that can concurrently operate in a mixed environment of Lync 2010 and SIP on a single phone without an additional gateway. This mixed-environment capability offers customers maximum flexibility and failover capabilities while presenting an ideal solution for future migration strategies.

The snom 300 UC edition offers business a value-priced entry level IP desktop phone with advanced functionality that is qualified for Lync Server 2010. The company’s most widely-deployed phone, the snom 300 boasts multiple lines, programmable keys, backup failover line identities, low power consumption, Lync presence, superior voice quality and other features at an extraordinary price.

“Microsoft is pleased to work with snom on its new line of IP business phones – snom UC – that is compatible with Microsoft Lync Server 2010,” said Kirk Gregersen, senior director Lync marketing at Microsoft Corp. “Our business customers will benefit from the innovation, choice and value that snom UC phones can deliver due to their open, standards-based approach with Lync.”

The snom 821 UC edition (MSRP $249), snom 300 UC edition (MSRP $129), and snom UC600 (MSRP $149) are all available immediately worldwide. For more information about snom products and Microsoft Lync 2010 compatibility, contact your communications equipment reseller or distributor or visit www.snom-uc.com.

“These three new phones are just the start,” added Knieling. “In the near feature snom’s entire product portfolio of business IP phones will be qualified with snom UC Edition firmware and become part of the snom UC line, providing businesses with a broad array of of IP endpoints optimized for Microsoft Lync available on the market.”


For more information about snom in the Americas, please visit us at www.snomchannel.com; follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/snom; become a fan on Facebook at www.facebook.com/snom.VoIP.phones; or join our LinkedIn group at www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1773766.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Samsung Sues Apple In France For UMTS (3G) Patent Violation.

Samsung Sues Apple http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Samsung has filed a complaint against Apple for infringement of three mobile phone technology patents in its iPhone and iPad tablet computers, in french district court in Paris.
The case targets Apples iPhones (3G, 3GS and iPhone 4 as well as all the iPads that have 3G technology embedded. Suit is regarding the Samsung's UMTS (3G) technology patents.
As we all know German courts banned the sales of Samsung Galaxy 10.1 tablets in the Dutch courts in the hague, Apple managed to get an injunction on some Samsung phones.
The Apple vs Samsung and Samsung vs Apple fights rage in Europe, Australia and Asia. In Asia (Korea) Samsung is seeking to ban the sales of iPads.

Via Google News

Apple iPads Gone In 60 Seconds, $60,000 Worth Of Them From Bestbuys!

$60000 Worth Of Apple iPads Stolen From Bestbuys! http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Geohot is telling us that Best Buy located in Coconut Point, 8000 Mediterranean Drive, Estero, Florida, lost 60 to 90 Apple iPads, totaling to be about $60,000 in a pre dawn theft.

The store’s surveillance video showed three men enter the store by prying the rear door. They were all dressed in dark clothing, had their heads covered, and were wearing gloves. Upon entering the store, the men appeared to make a specific search for the iPads. They placed the iPads in a black bin and left the business. It took the thieves approximately 1 minute to complete the theft, according to reports.
Via NaplesNews

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