HTML, SIP and the Missing Link (WebRTC)
SIP has finally come to the browser! You can now run VoIP using SIP inside your browser by using HTML5
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Users Don't Care About Security
Users don't care about security although they should. Someone should do it for them and that is the role of
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WebRTC's Fat Lady Hasn't Finished Her Song Yet
while I am an advocate of WebRTC, it still have a way to go until it matures enough. Until then,
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Net Neutrality is Like...
Net neutrality is like a lot of things. Mainly because its exact definition is somewhat elusive. Here are a few
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The 3 Schools of Reliable Service Development
There are a lot of ways in which services can be launched these days: from stitching a bunch of existing
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SIP has no video or audio quality
People often mistake the signaling protocol with the ability to achieve better media quality. I think it is time to
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6 Reasons Why WebRTC is Here to Stay
WebRTC is a new technology, which means a valid question to ask is will it still be here a few
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Me and Amdocs Voices
I am now writing for one of Amdocs blogs: Amdocs Voices. You are invited to follow me there as well!
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