Month: March 2013

What Does Nokia Want out of WebRTC?

Nokia is now asserting its position against VP8. What are its motives? What does it stand to gain, and does

Node.js and WebRTC go Together Like Peanut Butter and Chocolate

Node.js is one of these frameworks that fits WebRTC like a glove, and many developers are adopting it for their

Let's Get it Over With: Skype is an Operator. And so are Viber, Tango, WhatsApp, Line, ...

There's a question about the status of VoIP OTT players. They want to avoid being defined as telcos due to

Optional Codecs in WebRTC is Science Fiction

What reasoning is there behind optional codecs in WebRTC? None if you ask me.

Google Reader was my Personal Big Data Analytics and BI System

Google Reader is closing down, and with it my personal analytics platform. Time to move on and search for another

Why Did Google Open Source WebRTC?

Open sourcing and throwing so much resources and money on a project isn't trivial. Not even for Google. What was

This Week on WebRTC: Challenges and Progress

This week in WebRTC on other blogs: it is all about challenges and progress being made.

LTE and WebRTC Won't Replace Telephony Anytime Soon

VoIP and WebRTC has ways to go until it can be called a valid replacement for our current mobile telephony

Operators are not missing out on WebRTC at MWC 2013

WebRTC and Google's Impressive Milestones Last Week

Google had two significant achievements when it comes to WebRTC last week: WebRTC in Chrome for Android and royalty agreement

Best of WebRTC: Have You Read These 10 Posts on BlogGeek.me?

My most shared posts on bit.ly about WebRTC in this past year.

There is No Net Neutrality

There never was such a thing as net neutrality and there never will be. Time to face the hard facts.