Fixed-mobile convergence

Are green buildings killing cellular signals? What it means for telephony pros

Agito takes a stab at killing expensive international roaming rates for iPhone, BlackBerry

Agito Networks is mostly known for its dual-mode fixed-mobile convergence solutions, helping enterprise get their mobile phones off the cellular network and tied into a corporate PBX via Wi-Fi networks. This week Agito came out with something slightly new that is targeted at a very specific, yet...

Mitel preps IPO: What does it mean to you?

Unless you're a Mitel customer or a Canadian, you're probably not all that interested in Mitel's plans for a $230-million initial public offering. However, if the IPO goes...

Fixed-mobile convergence vendor DiVitas supports iPhone, Android and Blackberry

In the realm of dual-mode fixed-mobile convergence (FMC), one of the biggest barriers to broad adoption is the narrow scope of smartphone platforms supported. Agito and DiVitas, the two top independent dual-mode FMC vendors have struggled to come together with some of the platform makers... A big...

Watch out, Google: Agito on Google Voice on BlackBerry

I gave a nod to Agito when I blogged about Google Voice on BlackBerry, noting that the big G was stepping into the former's fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) turf with the launch...