Month: October 2012

Wi-Fi is Broken

Wi-Fi might be used for offloading, but somehow, it is too broken for that. Here are a few tackles I

Telefonica & TokBox: Is it Video, APIs or WebRTC They Were Looking For?

Telefonica just acquired TokBox. But was this a deal about WebRTC? Or was it about video calling? Maybe it was

How Can Carriers Attract Developers?

Carriers need to enter the developer ecosystem game. There are several ways in which they are doing it.

TALK TO ME

I am looking for companies who use WebRTC. If you are one of them - please come and talk to

Why Did Ericsson Launch a WebRTC Mobile Browser?

Ericsson just released its WebRTC mobile browser. The first of its kind. Why is that? What do they have to

WebRTC@Twelephone: An Interview With Chris Matthieu

In my series of interviews around WebRTC, I decided it was time to go for a startup that relies solely

WebRTC Conference Wrapup

A few of my takeaways from the WebRTC Conference in Paris that I attended.

Wi-Fi goes Mobile

It is time to bring Wi-Fi into the fold of carriers - it needs to become a managed asset instead

WebRTC Doesn't Have a Good HD Story

WebRTC might end up with VP8 as its video codec. The problem with that is lack of real HD support

Where in the World is Android?

Android has gone a long way from being a smartphone OS. You can find it in any kind of a

Making Contextual Sense Just Became a Hardware Story

Heading to Paris for the WebRTC Conference

I am going to attend the WebRTC Conference in Paris for telcos. I have 3 sessions there - here's what