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Twilio SIGNAL 2026: the pivot from CPaaS to conversation infrastructure
Read article →: Twilio SIGNAL 2026: the pivot from CPaaS to conversation infrastructureTwilio SIGNAL 2026 was not a new channel. It was a repositioning: the Conversation Layer, what it means for WebRTC, and the lock-in nobody named on stage.
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Optional Codecs in WebRTC is Science Fiction
Read article →: Optional Codecs in WebRTC is Science FictionWhat reasoning is there behind optional codecs in WebRTC? None if you ask me.
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Google Reader was my Personal Big Data Analytics and BI System
Read article →: Google Reader was my Personal Big Data Analytics and BI SystemGoogle Reader is closing down, and with it my personal analytics platform. Time to move on and search for another…
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Why Did Google Open Source WebRTC?
Read article →: Why Did Google Open Source WebRTC?Open sourcing and throwing so much resources and money on a project isn't trivial. Not even for Google. What was…
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This Week on WebRTC: Challenges and Progress
Read article →: This Week on WebRTC: Challenges and ProgressThis week in WebRTC on other blogs: it is all about challenges and progress being made.
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LTE and WebRTC Won't Replace Telephony Anytime Soon
Read article →: LTE and WebRTC Won't Replace Telephony Anytime SoonVoIP and WebRTC has ways to go until it can be called a valid replacement for our current mobile telephony…
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Operators are not missing out on WebRTC at MWC 2013
Read article →: Operators are not missing out on WebRTC at MWC 2013[Amir Zmora is back this time with a post about WebRTC and MWC 2013. Being a WebRTC topic – I…
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WebRTC and Google's Impressive Milestones Last Week
Read article →: WebRTC and Google's Impressive Milestones Last WeekGoogle had two significant achievements when it comes to WebRTC last week: WebRTC in Chrome for Android and royalty agreement…
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Best of WebRTC: Have You Read These 10 Posts on BlogGeek.me?
Read article →: Best of WebRTC: Have You Read These 10 Posts on BlogGeek.me?My most shared posts on bit.ly about WebRTC in this past year.
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There is No Net Neutrality
Read article →: There is No Net NeutralityThere never was such a thing as net neutrality and there never will be. Time to face the hard facts.
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WebRTC's Future: is it H.265 or VP9?
Read article →: WebRTC's Future: is it H.265 or VP9?The WebRTC codec war will intensify with the introduction of VP9 and H.265 - here's why.