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Juniper and Polycom are partnering to develop a solution that will enable service providers to offer video services over a converged network, a move that company officials say will save capital and operating costs. The new solutions will be available midyear. The move comes as the video collaboration space heats up, with Ciscos aggressive moves in the market and as other vendors, such as Logitech, look to gain traction.

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Moves by Nokia, Apple and Google to improve mobile mapping services suggest a future with ubiquitous access to directions, but user content will be a critical component. – If Nokia, Google and Apple have their way, driving directions may never be the same.

Apple will announce quarterly earnings on Jan. 25, followed by the likely debut of a tablet PC in a San Francisco presentation on Jan.

YouTube announced it would begin testing an online video rental service during a busy period in which the video-sharing Website also began to support HTML5 video and underwent a substantial aesthetic revamp. In addition to streamlining many features and simplifying its overall look, YouTube now lets users select between SD, HD or 1080p when viewing clips. While popular, YouTube faces competition in its rental endeavor from Netflix, Apple and other streaming media options