In an informal interview, a RIM executive strongly hinted that the company’s BlackBerry line would be getting a front-facing camera for videoconferencing in early 2010. Read the whole story Read More Related posts: Apple Videoconferencing Kit Now Available for iPhone 3GS Too, ZOMG! [Fakemodo] Like always, most of the rumors were random crap... BlackBerry Curve 8520 with T-Mobile branding walks in front of a camera A BlackBerry 8520 bound for T-Mobile? Really, we’re not...

In an informal interview, a RIM executive strongly hinted that the company’s BlackBerry line would be getting a front-facing camera for videoconferencing in early 2010. It’s still officially… Read More Tags: Blackberry, Cameras, Informal Interview, Videoconferencing

Project Natal brings natural user interfaces the office Mundie: The Desktop Of The Future Is A Room Microsoft's Craig Mundie demonstrates natural user interface technologies (photo credit: Robert Sorbo/Microsoft) Via: Silicon.com – Microsoft’s Gesture Recognition Office 'Not That Far Away' By Ina Fried Published: 31 July 2009 08:31 BST While gesture recognition, such as that seen in Project Natal can help gaming, Microsoft's Craig Mundie showed yesterday at Microsoft's A

Networks, is a word that always comes up in our head when we talking about internet technology. Yes, internet connect billions of people in the world easily, they can communicate each other, building social bonds with people who have similar activities. When we talking networking and internet we must know Cisco Systems Inc. and you are right because Cisco is very well known brand for network product solution. Buying Cisco is very easy, you can get it almost everywhere in online shop, both new or

Save with Combined Social Networking and Collaboration Tools Washington Post You can collaborate on projects within your office, with people from the service, or both; video conferencing, chat-room, message-board, and other tools ... and more »

Yeah, yeah, Skype is cool for boomers and seniors -- especially grandparents . Free video conferencing with the grandkids and free long-distance calls -- even if some of them are a bit flaky in quality, probably due to a poor Internet connection. And the teaser (of course) is to upgrade you to their low, low international long distance phone plans. Okay, sounds good -- and I know folks love it -- "Do you Skype?" is a frequent starter for planning a meeting. But let's just forget Skype for a min

According to TinyComb’s Jason Wilk, a Research in Motion Executive, that Fortune Brainstorm even in Pasadena, CA last week, confirmed that a device with a front facing video camera for video conferencing will be added to the BlackBerry line-up of devices early next year. I asked him what RIM planned to do if the iPhone were to have upgraded their hardware to include a front-facing camera. His response was “as I said before, we are fortunate to have our relationships with many different carrie

Revolabs, the leading provider of wireless audio products for enhancing collaboration, today announced that its Executive HD Wireless Microphone System was used as the primary microphone system at Wainhouse Research Collaboration Futures Summit held July 28th and 29th at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Considered to be the industry’s premier conferencing and collaboration event, the Wainhouse Research Summit brought leading industry experts and analysts together with b

Telcom & Data VoIP Conference Phones TMCnet With Telcom & Data conference phone, additional devices can be attached to the PC such as a Web camera to facilitate video conferencing. ... and more »

When we posted the fairly successful article “BlackBerry features request,” one of the comments asked for a front-facing camera for video conferencing. Not only is a front-facing camera great for video conferencing, but it opens up a world of potential for apps. Ever tried the YearBookYourself web app ? It’s a ton of fun and with a front facing camera - you’ll be able to create your own on the device. Video conferencing is not only great for consumers, but it’s great for business. While s