For me, Google's Apple moment isn't Google Glass, which is years from becoming a reality. It is WebRTC, which is just around the corner.

Apple iOS and Google Android - are they really that different? Can we really tell the difference anymore?

It is my birthday today, and I want an Amazon phone as a gift.

There are new use cases sprouting on a daily basis for video calling. How are these new services work and what does this mean for the enterprise video conferencing market?

How fast can you reach a million users? How about 20 million? 50 million? Is this the only indication for startup companies that have a chance at success?

Here is someone I really wanted to interview about WebRTC: Serge Lachapelle, the Googler in charge of their WebRTC efforts.

Google has a spec for WebRTC. Microsoft has a spec for WebRTC. Where's Apple's WebRTC spec and what should it contain?

WebRTC is VoIP, but it is different than the classic way we see VoIP. Someone needs to set this straight, before I see too many mistakes out there...

Carriers have their hands full with OTT threats. But now there's WebRTC - what does that mean for them, and what should carriers do to make it into an opportunity?

There is a debate heating up around WebRTC: Which codecs should it mandate to use? It is an open war between free and patented technologies - one that will affect us all.