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While some Asia-Pacific economies are world leaders in information and communication technologies (ICT) where broadband access is ultra-high speed, affordable and close to ubiquitous, in most of the region’s poorer countries Internet access remains limited and predominantly low-speed.

According to its enterprise philosophy, Soundwin Network Inc., of which factory is well-equipped for 1,000,000 sq.m, is highly capable of mass production in hundreds of products like IP PBX, GSM Gateway, VoIP access devices, VPN Gateway, WiFi ATA, VPN, GSM phone, Analog Line SIP Proxy Server and so on.

Do we really want to turn our cars into rolling WiFi hotspots? Will this be a boon to the “always-on” culture or just yet another source of driver distraction? And do we really want wearable computers that involve us answering a phone by sticking a finger in our ear? On today’s Squawk Box we’ll journey a bit into new technologies coming out in the consumer space.

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Staying far away from your relatives is one difficult thing that we all have to do one day or the other. During this phase you often experience moments when you feel like talking back home for long. May be you recently had a baby and you want to share this precious moment with your parents or there are times when you are absolutely homesick and you feel like expressing.

It has been rumored that the new 3G iPhone features a front facing camera. Assuming this is true, the camera will be used for video calling. An important question is what protocol will be used for the video calls? I have written a guest post at Smith on VoIP blog regarding the difference between 3G-324M and SIP regarding mobile video telephony.

WiFi is not new and providing WiFi to a city is not new. What is new and worth noodling on is the fact Cablevision will soon have a WiFi network in New York City -- well over the next few years really. The network will be voice-ready -- supporting WiFi telephony/VoWLAN and speeds could reach 1.5 Mbps.

Here’s why I’m going to get myself some “internet insurance.” I never want to deal with this situation again. And BTW, Nokia (you’re still listening, right?) this NewsTools 2008 conference I’m out is a big reason why I bought my N95 last month — remember, the one that bricked after your firmware update and that you wouldn’t replace immediately for free?

We have been hearing and witnessing the popularity of Nokia Nseries phones from quite a long time now. But did we ever wonder as to how it started. Well to be very exact, it was 27th April 2005, when the Finnish giant Nokia, shook the mobile industry by announcing a new brand of multimedia devices.

I have to be frank… I have never been in a meeting where I saw a product launch accompanied by a phone being slammed on a table. So I was a bit surprised when Polycom's Ben Guiderian did just that with the company's new 8002 phone.