TP-Link Releases New N600 Router and USB Adapter for Faster, More Secure Connections

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Not Just Faster Wi-Fi - Blazingly Fast Wi-Fi is Headed to your Home and to Small Businesses

MobilityTechzone Headlines Nokia Rumored to Pursue Exclusive Carriers for Windows 8 Smartphone Agreements New York Poly Gets 5G Funding - 1,000 Times Capacity of 4G but Who is Counting? NFC Mobile Payments Set to Exceed $180 Billion Worldwide by 2017, Says Juniper NETGEAR Unveils Wi-Fi Booster for Mobile (WN1000RP) Mi-Co Launches Mobile Solutions for Department of Agriculture View all » --

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ShoreTel is Growing Faster than Any Competitor in Market Share: Study

- Alert), Avaya, Mitel or Microsoft, ShoreTel is growing the quickest out of the leading Enterprise IP Telephony vendors at a rolling 4 quarter average of 18.5 percent," said Jeremy Duke, founder and chief analyst at Synergy Research Group. "ShoreTel's growth is even more pronounced when looking at the U.S. market, where they are growing five times faster than their nearest competitors."

ShoreTel recently named CNP Technologies as a key alliance partner, according to TMCnet. CNP will provide mobile Unified Communications (News - Alert) via cloud-based voice and contact center solutions.

ShoreTel provides a host of cloud-based business phone system and communication solutions. 

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Satellites Now Used to Pinpoint Populations Struck By Disasters for Faster Aid

Satellite Technology White PapersInnovative Features Mean Major Savings for Cellular Operators Using Satellite Backhaul
With the rising cost of satellite bandwidth and the need for more of it to support an ever increasing number of voice, data and now video services, operators must seek ways to reduce both their hardware investment costs and operating expenses, especially when fierce competition forces them to provide these new services without raising their rates.View More »Satellite Technology FeaturesC-COM's Auto-Deploying Antenna System Gets a Russian Language User InterfaceOSI Systems' SpaceLabs Awarded $4M Telemetry Contract by Texas HospitalIntelsat and SpaceX Sign Contract for First Commercial Launch of Falcon Heavy RocketAvenza Systems and Mapmobility Team to Distribute Detailed Maps in the App StoreSpaceX Dragon Successfully Berthed at International Space StationCable TV Operators Offered ATCi's Modified Simulsat SystemSpaceX Dragon is a 'Go' to Rendezvous, Berth with ISSYes Satellite Implements Radware's ADC and AMS SolutionsTelma Expands Contract with HUGHES for Supply of HX System Remote Terminals and HX Hub

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Tuesday Recap: Instagram on Android, Amazon on PS3, Faster Tagging on Shazam

The heavens parted for Android users today, and Instagram was delivered unto them. The news seems to have stirred up hateful emotions for some of the Google faithful who shun fraternizing with the more than 30 million iOS users already sharing photos with the service, but you can’t please everyone, right? Meanwhile, there are plenty of other tech-related stories for this fine day, so let’s launch right into all the news for Tuesday, April 3, 2012.

Instagram Makes the Leap to Android

That loud cheering you heard earlier today was probably Android users whooping it up over the news that Instagram has finally arrived on Google’s mobile platform. While the company is touting more than 30 million users from the iOS side of things, they’re sure to have quite a few more now that the Play Store has it on their virtual shelves. Personally we’ve always preferred Path to Instagram, but most everyone we know swears by the latter, so what do we know? If you haven’t downloaded it yet, hit the link to grab it from the Google Play Store right now.

Amazon Instant Video Now Available on PS3 -- But Where’s the iPad App?

On any given weekend evening while taking a break from writing the very news recap you’re reading each weekday, we can be found sprawled out on the couch enjoying streaming movie rentals from Amazon Instant Video. The e-tailer offers a different recent feature film for only 99 cents each Monday through Thursday, and a trio of $1.99 offerings for the weekend, so it’s a great way to get caught up for cheap. While we already have a Roku box and LG Blu-ray player both capable of doing this, what’s not to like about one more home theatre device being blessed with it? Today, Amazon Instant Video is finally available on the Sony PlayStation 3, where it joins the ranks of Netflix, Hulu Plus and Vudu for your hard-earned dollars, complete with more than 17,000 free movies and TV shows available with your Amazon Prime membership and another 120,000 paid titles available. While it might help us get a few more hours of use out of our PS3, what we’d really like is an Amazon Instant Video app for the iPad -- what do they expect us to do, own a Kindle Fire, too? (Oh yeah

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