The last nuggets of news to come out of the 10th annual Sprint Open Developer Conference October 26-28 have to do with communication enablement and a new Sprint Browser-VAS (value-added services) ecosystem. More...

We told you in our last post about the big news regarding Sprint Mobile Wallet that was announced at the 10th annual Sprint Open Developer Conference October 26-28. That was far from the only news to come out of the energized conference. More...

What might have been the biggest news to come out of the October 26-28 Sprint Open Developer Conference was the announcement of Sprint Mobile Wallet, the first mobile payment solution of its kind from a U.S. service provider. More...

What comes to mind when you hear "Unified Communications?" For many people, the image is fuzzy at best--and that's the problem. Technologies like UC have become a magnet for definitions and buzz words; the result is a lack of clarity. More...

This year’s Open Developer Conference, the 10th annual such event, was buzzing with activities and news. If you weren’t there, you missed a great three days of non-stop activity, from coding and breakout sessions to 4G and M2M demos, discussions and collaborations, and even some words of encouragement from Dan Hesse, Sprint CEO. More...

With so many mobile business applications on the market, here are a few of the best for business collaboration and productivity. More...

I just read the Network World column by Rick Broida, E-Mail Photos From Your Camera, in which he declares “If there's a bigger computing hassle than sharing photos from your camera, I haven't found it.” More...

Joe Panettieri at MSPMentor.net had an interesting blog about Three Basic Social Media Goals for Managed Services Providers. In his post, Joe shares some of his discussion with Dell's Cloud Computing Evangelist, Barton George. More...

In Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Unified Communications, one comment of note was that "service providers (such as the telcos, Google, et al.), were not included ... because they do not offer an on-premises solution." Gartner does not consider UC solutions in the cloud as "Unified Communications" per se, rather they consider those to be "UC-as-a-service (UCaaS)” solutions and publish a separate Magic Quadrant for them. More...

We’ve been talking a lot about SIP lately, and on that topic, what SIP and SIP Trunking enable was summed up very nicely in a recent post over at No Jitter. Sorell Slaymaker, a regular contributor, summarized “The Promise of SIP” by making several well-placed points. More...