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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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TALK TO ME
Read article →: TALK TO MEI am looking for companies who use WebRTC. If you are one of them - please come and talk to…
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Why Did Ericsson Launch a WebRTC Mobile Browser?
Read article →: Why Did Ericsson Launch a WebRTC Mobile Browser?Ericsson just released its WebRTC mobile browser. The first of its kind. Why is that? What do they have to…
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WebRTC@Twelephone: An Interview With Chris Matthieu
Read article →: WebRTC@Twelephone: An Interview With Chris MatthieuIn my series of interviews around WebRTC, I decided it was time to go for a startup that relies solely…
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WebRTC Conference Wrapup
Read article →: WebRTC Conference WrapupA few of my takeaways from the WebRTC Conference in Paris that I attended.
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Wi-Fi goes Mobile
Read article →: Wi-Fi goes MobileIt is time to bring Wi-Fi into the fold of carriers - it needs to become a managed asset instead…
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WebRTC Doesn't Have a Good HD Story
Read article →: WebRTC Doesn't Have a Good HD StoryWebRTC might end up with VP8 as its video codec. The problem with that is lack of real HD support…
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Where in the World is Android?
Read article →: Where in the World is Android?Android has gone a long way from being a smartphone OS. You can find it in any kind of a…
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Making Contextual Sense Just Became a Hardware Story
Read article →: Making Contextual Sense Just Became a Hardware StoryThe more we do on hardware the better. What happens when we start moving our context into hardware? When you…
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Heading to Paris for the WebRTC Conference
Read article →: Heading to Paris for the WebRTC ConferenceI am going to attend the WebRTC Conference in Paris for telcos. I have 3 sessions there - here's what…
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Hardware Trumps Software Each and EVERY Time
Read article →: Hardware Trumps Software Each and EVERY TimeIn the end of the day, every software success relies on hardware modifications. I am a bit fed up with…