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Last time we wrote about Google translation for iPhone, in 2008, it was a web app. It was accessible via the browser but did a good job by storing often translated words phrases on the iPhone or iPod. It took about 1MB storage for about 300 translations. It was so yesterday.

Today Google translation team announced Google Translate app for iPhone and it is available to download from the iTunes…

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Last week I published my second interview with Skype CEO Tony Bates. He shared a few of his ideas about values that will guide Skype through coming challenges and growth, the way Cisco?s guided them. Tony?s list was, roughly: Engineering will lead product innovation. Skype is a truly global company. Skype must speed [...]

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Verizon iPhone 4  http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/

We all have been waiting to hear what the iPhone 4 on Verizon would be. The messages are coming clear all over the web and blogsphere. Basically the ground theme is AT&T sucks and Verizon rocks! when it comes to voice but for data, different people had different ideas. We doubt it will be a death ringer for AT&T.  We can only…

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[Shenzhen, China, 2 February, 2011] Huawei, a leader in providing next-generation telecommunications network solutions for operators around the world, will showcase its latest mobile solutions and devices at the GSMA Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, from February 14- 17, 2011.

Visitors to Huawei?s booth, located at 8A159 in Hall 8, Fira de Barcelona, will experience the power of…

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Motorola XOOM http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/

Looks like Verizon Motorola XOOM will come to Bestbuy stores on February 24th. Engadget has snared a copy of an add that says so. The Motorola XOOM super bowl ad did tell us the zombied of 1984 will take hikes yesterday!

The Ad also has some data pricing on it, starting at $20 per month for a 1GB to up to a 10GB limit for $80.

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Samsung Galaxy S II http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/

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Ken Deeter blogs how Facebook engineers had to rethink their architecture to offer live comments. ?Every minute, we serve over 100 million pieces of content that may receive comments. In that same minute, users submit around 650,000 comments that need to get routed to the correct viewers.? The server farms that served 99% of [...]

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Salesforce spent millions launching Chatter.com on yesterday?s Super Bowl. This video is Yammer?s prepared response. Yammer argues Chatter is where Yammer was two years? ago, when Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff praised Yammer at the September 2008 TechCrunch50 unveiling. The newly public Chatter offers the same things now Yammer offered then. To the tune [...]

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Android Rising http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/

Rise of the Android continues world wide, the latest confirmation comes from IDC. Begining of this year we learned that Android Surpasses iPhone In Total US Smartphone Subscriptions, again that does not mean iPhone is slowing down either. Nokia RIM, HTC and Samsung are keeping the phase and pretty soon, the Android makers will begin palying key…

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© Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the BPLIf you've got an international business, you'll be wanting to make overseas conference calls to your important business contacts. International calls such as these were once very expensive.

However, with the latest telecommunications innovations such as internet chatting, VoIP, and competitive network provider rates, these international calls are becoming cheaper. In some instances, conference calls may even be free. This can be a positive development for businesses that have staff residing or travelling overseas. If your …

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