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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Will WebRTC Fragment or Consolidate Voice Calling?
WebRTC is a disruptive technology. Its effects on the communication market is going to be profound. What is left to
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7 Reasons Why People Love e-Bills and Hate Paper Bills
E-bill is all the rage. Sprint has recently published a study showing that people prefer it on paper bills. Here
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To Joyn or not to Joyn? A tale of two standards
Carriers are getting to the point where they will need to decide how do they provide their services in an
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Login Hell: How Social Networks Complicated My Life
Social networks are now used to register and login into sites. The only problem is that there are just too
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WebRTC: The Next Leap in Voice Services
WebRTC changes everything - it is the next disruption in voice calling services, and here is why.
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Inexpensive SciFi Kindle Books You Must Read NOW
Kindle opens the horizon with a set of books I would never have read without it. I've compiled a list
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When the Web(RTC) Spies on You
WebRTC is the perfect spy. It is located natively in the browser, available to any web application developer, with direct
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From Smartphone vs PDA to Device vs Infrastructure
The clash in the past between PDAs and smartphones is done. The new clash is between the smartphone devices and
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When to Invest in a WebRTC Business?
WebRTC is a brand new technology, and it is a moving target. As such, should you wait until it stabilizes
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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.