Who Needs WebSockets in an HTTP/2 World?
HTTP/2 is going to change the web. Part of it might end up changing signaling and messaging in browsers. Here's
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WebRTC Basics: How (and Why) WebRTC Uses your Browser's IP Address
To understand WebRTC basics, you need to understand how and why WebRTC is peer-to-peer and what the browser's IP address
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Will Patents Kill H.265 or Will H.265's Patents Kill WebRTC?
H.265 is upon us, but will it really gain market share with the current set of patents and unknown licensing
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Is Microsoft Edge Going to be the Best Browser Around?
Microsoft Edge sure looks promising from recent announcements. How does it measure up to the rest of the browsers, and
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Now That Flash and Plugins are out the Door, What's Holding you from Adopting WebRTC?
Now that both plugins and Flash have a murky future ahead of them in our browsers, it seems like a
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What I Learned About the WebRTC Market from a Webinar on WebRTC Testing
Launching a testing and monitoring service for WebRTC showed me that the WebRTC ecosystem is a lot larger than I
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Is the Web Finally Growing up and Going Binary?
The web is shifting away from textual protocols to binary ones. Why is this taking place and how will it
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WebRTC on the New York Times - Not as an Article or a Video Chat Feature
Browser fingerprinting using WebRTC is out there, and The New York Times is one of the websites using it via
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3CX and WebRTC: An Interview With Nick Galea
3CX has a new product offering - 3CX WebMeeting. This is an enterprise multiparty video conferencing service that uses WebRTC.
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I Need Your Help: Who is Missing from my WebRTC PaaS Report?
It is time for another update to my WebRTC PaaS report, and I'd like to know what you want to
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I am now Officially a 100% WebRTC... Hermit
I just left my day job altogether, to focus full time on my consulting and WebRTC initiatives.
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