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Niklas Zennström
AS Profile As one Agenda Setters judge notes: "The green agenda is giving a greater importance to telepresence - Skype video is at last bringing the videophone to the masses. Niklas Zennström is best known as co-founder of Skype -... [08 Oct 2009]
Asus turning its back on seven-inch netbook
News It offered up an Eee Videophone, an Eee NAS PC and several new notebooks, including the Eee PC 'Seashell' 1008HA, which is a one-inch-thick, 10-inch-screen version of the Eee netbook design. Asus is to phase out its... [04 Mar 2009]
Photos: A peek inside BT's assault on the digital home
Photo It's essentially a wi-fi router but it links up to a number of BT gadgets, such as the telco's new internet radio and videophone. BT has taken the wraps off the latest lot of gadgets that it hopes will take off in the... [21 Jun 2006]
Vonage launch video phone service
News For a general idea on what a Vonage video phone service might cost, one can look to videophone provider Packet8, which sells unlimited video calling for $30 a month. Vonage has partnered with broadband video equipment... [09 Dec 2004]
Users spending more on mobile bill than electric or gas
News Beyond that, 23 per cent are definitely interested in owning a videophone - it doesn't seem to be the consumers holding back the move to 3G then. Mobile users boosted their spending this year as the phone became central... [26 May 2004]
ITU 03 diary - Access to wireless, TV channels and flight details on the go
Comment His presentation featured plenty of detail about CDMA2000 - used by KDDI in Japan yet generally overshadowed by what NTT DoCoMo and Japan Telecom are doing with ‘the other standard’ - but most notably an animated... [15 Oct 2003]
Pipe dream? Welcome to the converged office of the near future
Comment In fact, this year is likely to see some serious inroads being made by video on the converged network with the much-anticipated launch of Cisco’s videophone. Call it utopianism or just plain hype but plenty of parties... [14 May 2003]
First impressions of Microsoft Smartphone 2002 and the Orange SPV
Comment But will this fanfare launch - and they did pull out the stops - amount to much more than earlier Orange firsts, such as a commercial videophone a couple of Christmases back? Microsoft and Orange were yesterday walking... [23 Oct 2002]
Hutchison to kick off 3G in September
News In any case, Hutchison's first videophone, a dual mode 2G and 3G handset supplied by NEC, will not be available in the UK until Q4 2002. Hutchison Whampoa chief Canning Fok has promised a September 2002 launch date for... [13 Nov 2001]
DoCoMo outlines European 3G plans
News While the Foma videophone has sold out and been reordered in many shops, phone sales are slower than anticipated. NTT DoCoMo will rollout its 3G mobile phone service in Europe in the second half of 2002. [03 Oct 2001]
Videophone players see bright future
News BT is buying 1,000 phones from the company as part of its videophone trials. The fall in demand for airline travel is likely to prove a fillip for the video-conferencing market. Ken Burgin, CEO of video communications... [25 Sep 2001]
3G heebie jeebies and being nice to BT
Comment And 1,200 of them will have to wait a month for videophone facilities. Any telecoms freaks out there may remember that back in January, the country's 3G auction didn't go quite according to plan. In fact, an analyst we... [01 Jun 2001]
Tangerine dream: Orange sets a date for GPRS
News The company also expects to ship the first samples of the long-awaited Videophone in the next few weeks. The company hopes to make GPRS available to consumers, but the launch depends on when handsets become available. [22 Mar 2001]
ITN and NTL join in multi-platform news venture
News ITN and NTL claim the service is available immediately over 10 different video and audio platforms, with an Orange videophone-based product planned to roll-out 'in the near future'. ITN has launched a 24-hour... [02 Aug 2000]
Orange chooses CE for all-British videophone
News Orange has announced an all-British consortium of technology companies to construct its videophone; it also confirmed it has decided to use Microsoft's Windows CE operating system to run the device. The phone, yet to be... [13 Dec 1999]
