How OTT players are trying to charge for their services
How do OTT vendors make their money? Here's a shortlist of the main techniques I was able to find.
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WebRTC Gaming: How OUYA can be Even Cooler
OUYA, or for that matter, any gaming center, can be enhanced with WebRTC rather easily.
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Temasys and WebRTC: An Interview With Bill lewis & Alex Gouaillard
Temasys is a company with video conferencing heritage. It has recently joined the WebRTC fray. Here's an interview with their
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Smartphone Boom isn't a Predicate for M2M
M2M has nothing to do with smartphones. As a matter of fact, I don't think that the smartphone boom can
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5 Reasons Why Gordon Moore is Right and Martin Geddes is Wrong in Network
Somehow, I have this weird belief that networks adhere to Moore's Law as well. This means that Martin Geddes is
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Chris Kranky: A Must Read for those Interested in WebRTC
If you are here because you are looking for WebRTC related information, then be sure to also checkout Chris Kranky.
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FreeCRM and WebRTC: An Interview With Eric Stone
Here's the first CRM implementation I know of that already have WebRTC up and running for its customers. See what
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Where Standards Matter for WebRTC
Standards are important, but they don't fit everywhere. Amir Zmora explains how to use them sparingly.
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Newsflash: Data has... Diminishing Returns
Data has this "weird" property - the more you have, the less you gain from the latest addition to it.
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Is Node.js Just a Temporary WebRTC Component?
This is news to me - some see Node.js as an interim solution... what's your view?
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WebRTC Chipsets Anyone? Now that Intel has Joined the Game; Where does that Leave Qualcomm?
What happens when Intel starts pushing WebRTC? Will other chipset vendors join in? Will it put pressure on Qualcomm?
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Solaborate and WebRTC: An Interview With Labinot Bytyqi
What happens when a social network adds voice and video calling? That's exactly what Solaborate is doing when it is
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