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Chrome moves to a 2 week release cycle. Where are you with your WebRTC app
Read article →: Chrome moves to a 2 week release cycle. Where are you with your WebRTC appChrome is about to release every 2 weeks. If you are building on WebRTC, your testing window just got cut in half. Chrome is switching to a 2 week release…
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SIP has no video or audio quality
Read article →: SIP has no video or audio qualityPeople often mistake the signaling protocol with the ability to achieve better media quality. I think it is time to…
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6 Reasons Why WebRTC is Here to Stay
Read article →: 6 Reasons Why WebRTC is Here to StayWebRTC is a new technology, which means a valid question to ask is will it still be here a few…
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Me and Amdocs Voices
Read article →: Me and Amdocs VoicesI am now writing for one of Amdocs blogs: Amdocs Voices. You are invited to follow me there as well!
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18 Things You Can Only Learn at the University
Read article →: 18 Things You Can Only Learn at the UniversitySome say there's no need to go to university/college. I am not sure if I agree or not - here's…
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What is Skype to do in a WebRTC World?
Read article →: What is Skype to do in a WebRTC World?WebRTC is coming, opening up video calling to any developer. Is that going to mark the demise of Skype? Will…
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How Kindle Reading is Different than Paperback Reading
Read article →: How Kindle Reading is Different than Paperback ReadingIf you are planning on buying a Kindle, better understand what you are facing, as your reading habits are about…
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4 New Business Opportunities to Explore with WebRTC
Read article →: 4 New Business Opportunities to Explore with WebRTCWebRTC is a new technology and as such it opens up doors to new opportunities. Here's a list of 4…
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Cheese Moving and Other Bedtime Stories
Read article →: Cheese Moving and Other Bedtime StoriesIf you are here, then there’s a good chance you’ve also went through the process of reading Who Moved My…
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H.323 and SIP Becoming Legacy. XMPP and JS are the Future
Read article →: H.323 and SIP Becoming Legacy. XMPP and JS are the FutureSIP and H.323 are quickly becoming legacy, to be replaced by JavaScript and XMPP. It won't happen overnight, but it…
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Fragmentation Will Not Kill Android
Read article →: Fragmentation Will Not Kill AndroidFor some reason, whenever a version of Android is released, people start talking about fragmentation, adoption of the new version…