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WebRTC won't fix your call quality. Observability will
Read article →: WebRTC won't fix your call quality. Observability willSwitching WebRTC stacks won't fix call quality you can't see. Why observability, not your transport, decides how your calls actually perform.
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Twinlife and WebRTC: An Interview With Michel Gien
Read article →: Twinlife and WebRTC: An Interview With Michel GienWebRTC opens up new ways of communications, and with it new modals. Twinme is an attempt at a new approach…
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Viber's Acquisition by Rakuten: Registered != Active Users
Read article →: Viber's Acquisition by Rakuten: Registered != Active UsersViber, the OTT player, just got acquired by Rakuten. This provided us with an interesting view to the difference between…
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Secretly Meet and WebRTC: An Interview With Orfeo Morello
Read article →: Secretly Meet and WebRTC: An Interview With Orfeo MorelloSecretlyMeet enables the creation of a private session between two people. One that tears down and leaves no trace once…
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How Google is Disrupting the Enterprise Video Conferencing Market
Read article →: How Google is Disrupting the Enterprise Video Conferencing MarketChromebox, VidyoH2O and UberConference - it all points to the significant moves Google has just made into the enterprise video…
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TrueConf and WebRTC: An Interview With Michael Gotalsky
Read article →: TrueConf and WebRTC: An Interview With Michael GotalskyEver thought about how enterprise video conferencing vendors use WebRTC? Here's an interview with Michae Gotalsky, CEO of TrueConf.
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Would you use WebRTC to Chat With Mom?
Read article →: Would you use WebRTC to Chat With Mom?Here's someone who didn't jump on the WebRTC bandwagon and decided to use Flash instead. Aren't you curious why?
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FUD Alert: SBCs Won't Close Your WebRTC Security Holes
Read article →: FUD Alert: SBCs Won't Close Your WebRTC Security HolesSBC vendors would ike you to think their SBC is what secures your network from WebRTC, but they are wrong.
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Jitsi and WebRTC: an interview with Emil Evov
Read article →: Jitsi and WebRTC: an interview with Emil EvovHere's the interesting story of Jitsi - an open source VoIP client "transformed" into a WebRTC MCU. An interview with…


