Share the good news! - Rostrvm Solutions is sponsoring the London & South East Contact Centre Awards dinner, on 25 May

Rostrvm Solutions, leading provider of contact centre software applications, is sponsoring the London & South East Contact Centre Awards dinner, on 25 May.Held at the Park Plaza Riverbank London Hotel, the awards celebrate the success of contact centres across the region and aim to raise the profile of the sector as an attractive career path, as well as highlight worthy role models. Ken Reid of Rostrvm Solutions said, “It’s gratifying to be able to applaud people and companies in the contact centre industry who are performing well despite tough economic conditions.

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HTC Media Link HD display mirroring box gets FCC rubber stamp

Amid the rush of news during HTC's presentation at MWC was a brief mention of a Media Link HD accessory for wireless big-screen mirroring from the One S or One X. Fresh FCC paperwork suggests the device is on track for an April release and also highlights that it's been revised since HTC's first foible-prone attempt at a DLNA dongle: the Media Link HD does 1080p over 802.11n to any HDMI-equipped TV, instead of just 720p, and promises to mirror games as well as videos, photos and music.

Engadget, HTC Media Link HD display mirroring box gets FCC rubber stamp

Gowalla officially shut down, uses Facebook to check-in at SXSW 2012

SXSW attendees may remember that both Gowalla and Foursquare launched at the aforementioned conference in 2009, and during its 2012 edition, the former is formally saying goodbye. Just three months after we heard that Facebook had picked up (but two months after the shutdown was promised), Gowalla is saying its final words. Specifically: "Thank you for going out with Gowalla. It was a pleasure to journey with you around the world.

Engadget, Gowalla officially shut down, uses Facebook to check-in at SXSW 2012

HP eyes 2015 release for 3D integrated photonic chips

It's unavoidable — mention HP and images of the TouchPad come floating to the surface. What most geek folk don't realize, however, is that the company recently famous for open sourcing webOS has been hard at work behind-the-scenes prepping for the next stage in computing: integrated photonics. The project, codenamed Corona, aims to create stackable 3D chips that communicate using inbuilt, microscopic lasers made from gallium.

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T-Mobile CMO: subsidized pricing hurts wireless competition, undermines hardware value

Could an end to unsubsidized smartphones be on its way for US carriers. If T-Mobile's Chief Marketing Officer Cole Brodman had his way, that familiar on-contract pricing would've gone the way of the Dodo a long time ago. Speaking at this week's GeekWire Summit in Seattle, the Magenta exec vented his frustrations with the industry's current business model, citing his belief that low cost handsets not only distort consumers' perspectives, effectively "[devaluing]. the hardware they are using," but also position wireless market players to compete unevenly.

Engadget, T-Mobile CMO: subsidized pricing hurts wireless competition, undermines hardware value

Apple launch-day new iPads out of stock

Bad news for those of you that haven't pre-ordered your new iPad yet - according to reports online, the initial stock of the tablet has been completely sold out. While that doesn't mean you can't order anymore new iPads, you'll just have to wait longer for the tablets to ship out. According to the Apple Store, new orders will now ship by March 19th as opposed to March 16th - next Friday's launch date. Of course there are always alternative retailers to purchase your iPad from (Best Buy etc) so you're not completely out of luck yet.

Ubergizmo, Apple launch-day new iPads out of stock

T-Mobile CMO says smartphone subsidies need to go

. Speaking at GeekWire's technology summit in Seattle, T-Mobile's chief marketing officer Cole Brodman voice some strong opinions regarding carrier subsidies, claiming they are hurting the mobile industry. “It actually distorts what devices actually cost and it causes OEMs, carriers - everybody to compete on different playing fields, and I think it is really difficult, especially from a consumer perspective, because it causes consumers to devalue completely the hardware they are using.” he said. “It is amazing hardware, but it has become kind of throw away.

Boy Genius Report, T-Mobile CMO says smartphone subsidies need to go