Despite the financial body blows that have kept Cisco reeling over past quarters, the company is in better shape to push into this market than many of its competitors, Burney added. While 3Com is strong in smaller markets, it is in worse financial shape and has suffered from bad publicity over the past year, she noted. "I think Cisco is in good position to gain share here," Burney said. "Given the state of the market, it's a good move for them.". Seeking to shore up declining revenue in its traditional markets, networking giant Cisco Systems says it's putting new emphasis on small and midsized businesses as customers.

The move may be counterintuitive for a dualpro case for apple iphone 7 - pink/charcoal company known best for creating the industrial-strength data routers that drive telecommunications networks, But the telecommunications market has yet to see signs of revival, and the huge companies to which Cisco sells corporate networking gear are seeing only anemic growth, By contrast, the company believes, small and medium-sized companies are still catching up to the networking wave that swept their larger counterparts up in the late 1990s, Already making up a quarter of Cisco's revenue, or about $3.6 billion in 2001, the market looks even more attractive today..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Monday's announcement means that three different U.S. carriers--Cingular, T-Mobile Wireless and AT&T Wireless--now sell Siemens phones. It's not unusual for wireless carriers to offer multiple brands of phones, however. For instance, all of the nation's top five carriers sell phones by the "Big Three" cell phone makers Ericsson, Nokia and Motorola. Siemens also unveiled five new wireless devices meant strictly for the U.S. market.

The phones all use the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) phone standard, which is dualpro case for apple iphone 7 - pink/charcoal used by about 70 percent of the world's wireless networks, There are three GSM carriers in the United States: AT&T Wireless, T-Mobile and Cingular Wireless, The new line of U.S.-bound Siemens cell phones also include the M46, a picture-messaging cell phone made exclusively for T-Mobile Wireless, It will be available at T-Mobile stores Nov, 1, A T-Mobile representative could not be reached Monday for comment..

Siemens' U.S. lineup includes the Siemens SX56 PocketPC phone, which AT&T Wireless now sells for $550. The phone has a color touch screen with handwriting recognition, plus an MP3 player. Another Siemens handset, the A56, is an entry-level phone stripped of many of the more superfluous features of more expensive models. Siemens did not divulge which, if any, American carriers will sell the A56. Siemens is also going to sell the S56 in the United States. The color screen phone has a detachable camera plus Bluetooth, a wireless technology for connecting the phone to computers or laptops. Siemens did not say what, if any, carriers will sell the S56, or when it will be available.