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internet communications
VOICECON: Microsoft plans unified communications as a service
Microsoft Corp. is working on a "service in the sky" for unified communications, an executive said Tuesday at the VoiceCon conference in San Francisco.
The company's current focus for the fast-growing trend of combining voice, video, text and other forms of communication is Office Communications Server 2007, which Microsoft said it will unveil Oct. 16 at a San Francisco event featuring Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates. But at the same time, it is working on providing these capabilities as a service, said Warren Barkley, a principal group program manager at Microsoft. He mentioned the project in passing at the end of an early-morning panel session at VoiceCon. He didn't give a timeline for availability.
Google Raises Storage Ceiling - for a Fee
Gmail users who utilize the Web e-mail service to back up data on their home or work PCs and are approaching its 3 GB limit level may appreciate Google's additional storage offering. However, the extra space comes for a price: Users could buy as little as 6 GB of storage for $20 per year, or up to 250 gigabytes for $500 annually. It will also offer a 25 GB plan for $75 and a 100 GB option costing $250.
FeedBurner was acquired by google
FeedBurner was a pay services previously, now it will be free:
FeedBurner PRO
FeedBurner is a Chicago-based company, a News feed management provider launched in 2004. Its Web-based tools, provides custom RSS feeds and management tools to blog advertising network, web-based content publishers, podcaster to help promote, deliver, and monetize their content on the Web and make feed-based content more accessible and manageable for its end users.
www = 100 million (myvideotalkindia)
In little more than a decade, the Internet has revolutionised the way the majority of us work, communicate, and even shop. A new study says there are now more than 100 million internet sites on the worldwide web, and growing at more than 10 million pages per day But if the number of websites is any indicator, then today the Internet is soaring in popularity. Used for everything from grocery shopping to finding a mate, the Internet has become an everyday part of our lives.
