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Verizon Developing OccuCam to Enhance Customer Experience
Verizon Wireless is in the process of developing OccuCam, an exciting new wearable video camera that will connect consumers’ eyes directly to their social networks. That will allow anyone and everyone to share what they are seeing at any time and is part of the company’s strategy to stay in touch with customer trends. “The […]
Continue readingSealed Deal as CenturyLink Acquires netAura
CenturyLink Communications has acquired netAura LLC which is a security services firm that specializes in engineering, developing and consulting on managed security technologies. The acquisition is aimed at strengthening and enhancing the company’s managed security services available to business and government customers. It is believed that the deal has been in the works for some […]
Continue readingHum by Verizon Unveils New Technology
Hum by Verizon, a technology designed to make cars smarter and safer has unveiled an enhanced version of the product. Beginning last month, families and their loved ones can benefit from new location-based features derived from geofencing technology, keeping them connected wherever the road may take them. With new features that include real-time monitoring of […]
Continue readingEthernet Private Line Joins Frontier’s Portfolio
Frontier Communications Corporation is on the run to expand its business and beat tight competition in the American market. Just when many people thought they were losing out due to competition, Frontier has announced the addition of Ethernet Private Line (EPL) to its E-Line Ethernet Solutions portfolio. A press statement from the company said that […]
Continue readingWindstream Ventures to McAllen Data Center
Windstream Communications has expanded its network coverage with an entry into the McAllen Data Center in McAllen, Texas. With the development, Windstream will deploy diverse 100 G-capable Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) routes, providing direct, low-latency transport from the McAllen Data Center to San Antonio, Dallas, Houston, and many other high-density data centers within our […]
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