Notes from inside the WebRTC industry.

Cheese Moving and Other Bedtime Stories

H.323 and SIP Becoming Legacy. XMPP and JS are the Future

SIP and H.323 are quickly becoming legacy, to be replaced by JavaScript and XMPP. It won't happen overnight, but it

Fragmentation Will Not Kill Android

For some reason, whenever a version of Android is released, people start talking about fragmentation, adoption of the new version

How Will WebRTC Change the VoIP Industry?

WebRTC enables video calling from a browser, but it also affects the way we voice call using VoIP. How exactly

GSMA: Please Fix Your LTE Logo

LTE drains the life out of the battery of the smartphones using it. It might be wise to make a

The Post-WebRTC Video Conferencing Room System

Video Conferencing Room Systems have been around for over a decade with little change in terms of their architecture and

5 Unexpected Uses for Beyond Compare

Beyond Compare is a great tool. I've been using it for years as a developer to compare source code versions,

WebRTC will Kill Enterprise Video Conferencing as we Know it

Enterprise video conferencing is a traditional market - an IT market that moves at a glacial pace compared to the

Interoperability 2.0

Interoperability 2.0: The marriage of ubiquitous, standards-based, interoperable services with proprietary solutions and mechanisms. What is it and why I

Enough with that 2.0 Already

There's just too much 2.0 going around. Some of them are a bit ridiculous if you ask me. Check out

Did Apple Lose its iPad Shine?

The new iPad is just that new. There's nothing new about it besides being new. Confused?

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