AOL Opens AIM To Third Parties

AOL Opens AIM To Third Parties

America Online said today that has opened its AIM instant messaging environment to developers and integrators, allowing them to build IM and presence capabilities into their applications or services.

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- read full story from messagingpipline.com, March 6 2006

Three Ways To Authenticate E-Mail And Stop Spam

As long as there's an Internet and people who see it as an opportunity to make money--or mischief--there will be spam. The main challenge for businesses is finding the best way to control the unrelenting onslaught of unwanted E-mails.
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- read full story from messagingpipline.com, March 6 2006
Hands-On With Windows Defender Beta 2: Better But Buggy The new Beta 2 version of Microsoft's free anti-spyware software adds significant new features, but it is not yet glitch-free. Last month, Microsoft released a major upgrade of its free anti-spyware software program. Previously known as Microsoft AntiSpyware, Microsoft has renamed the utility Windows Defender.

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- read full story from messagingpipline.com, March 6 2006

Proofpoint Debuts Version 4 Of Its Messaging Security Gateway Appliance

Proofpoint Inc., Cupertino, has brought out version 4.0 of its Proofpoint Messaging Security Gateway appliance and Proofpoint Protection Server 4.0 software, featuring enhanced directory harvest attack prevention and an optional Zero-Hour Anti-Virus module for protection against emerging virus attacks.

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- read full story from messagingpipline.com, March 2 2006




Cisco Adds SIP to IP Telephony

Cisco Systems has announced plans to adopt a key Internet Protocol telephony standard, which will allow for the addition of new network service features and will let companies like Microsoft integrate their communications products with Cisco gear.

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- read full story from Techtree.com, March 7 2006
Blackberry users stay connected
The boss of the firm behind the Blackberry e-mail device says it came through its marathon patent dispute battle without losing a customer.

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- read full story from BBC News, March 6, 2006

EMC rolls out new NAS devices, software
EMC rolled out on Monday two new network-attached storage (NAS) devices and extended its Smarts IP root-cause diagnosis software to NAS systems. The new appliances include the Celerra NS704, which can scale up to 48 terabytes.
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- read full story from infoworld.com, March 6, 2006

TiVo to Expand TV Recording to Cell Phones
TiVo subscribers will soon be able to program television recordings straight from cell phones using the Verizon Wireless network An agreement with Verizon Wireless, to be announced Tuesday, expands on TiVo Inc.'s strategy to bring the digital video recording pioneer's capabilities beyond its set-top-boxes and the television, and directly to cell phones for the first time
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- read full story from Yahoo! News, March 7, 2006