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TVersity Pro Media Server Reviewed
TVersity oversells itself as a do-it-all UPnP/DLNA media server.
Google Docs vs. Zoho
Are the relatively unknown Zoho's office apps really better than Google's?
Introduction To Zoho
Zoho has suites of cloud business, productivity and collaboration applications that go head-to-head and beyond Google and Microsoft's offerings.
join.me Adds VoIP Support
LogMeIn's join.me has added free internet VoIP conferencing.
Soonr Reviewed
Updated - Soonr is a relatively new cloud service for businesses who want the best of Google Docs functionality with Dropbox-like sync.
Small Biz Mobile Office Service Launches
A new "mobile office" cloud suite offers storage, collaboration and meetings for $10/month.
Cisco "Sunsets" Cisco Mail
Cisco has discontinued its hosted email solution, which never really got off the ground in the first place.
Avaya Launches New Online Collaboration Experience
Avaya has launched Web.Alive, a new online collaboration platform that aims to bring an immersive experience to the web.
Box.Net Adds Single Sign On Capabilities
Box.net has added single sign on capabilties for enterprise partners using Ping Identity technology.
Verizon Bundles Google Apps With Broadband Service
Verizon is now offering bundles of broadband service with three Google Apps Premium Accounts for small and medium businesses.
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