WebRTC: An Interview With Serge Lachapelle
Here is someone I really wanted to interview about WebRTC: Serge Lachapelle, the Googler in charge of their WebRTC efforts.
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Where is Apple's WebRTC Spec?
Google has a spec for WebRTC. Microsoft has a spec for WebRTC. Where's Apple's WebRTC spec and what should it
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Can Carriers Survive and Thrive in a WebRTC World?
Carriers have their hands full with OTT threats. But now there's WebRTC - what does that mean for them, and
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Let the WebRTC Codec Wars Begin!
There is a debate heating up around WebRTC: Which codecs should it mandate to use? It is an open war
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Carriers as OTT Vendors
Carriers are moving towards LTE, and there, the network is going to be all IP. How would they handle this
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Why RIM? An Interview With Luca Filigheddu
An interview with Luca Filigheddu, who decided to join RIM as an evangelist of their new Blackberry 10 platform.
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Infinite Layers of Abstraction
We live in a world of infinite abstraction - especially the developers among us. From so many abstractions it is
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Will Net Neutrality Die to Save Countries From Globalization?
Net neutrality has just been cancelled in South Korea. Carriers have been granted the ability to charge mobile VoIP OTT
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Pushing my Browser Around
Mozilla is adding a push notification service to their Firefox browser. Why is that and where will it be useful?
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The Weakest Links of WebRTC
While WebRTC is disruptive, it is important we look at its weak links as well. These can hinder its success
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Where Apps go to Die
App Stores are growing. The amounts of applications they now hold are larger than all the games I've played in
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What Do 4K and Wi-Fi Have in Common?
I wanted to bring your attention to two posts I've written elsewhere: One about Wi-Fi and LTE and the other
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Notes from inside the WebRTC industry.
An independent analyst's read on what's shipping, what's hype, and what to do about it.