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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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Will Net Neutrality Die to Save Countries From Globalization?
Read article →: Will Net Neutrality Die to Save Countries From Globalization?Net neutrality has just been cancelled in South Korea. Carriers have been granted the ability to charge mobile VoIP OTT…
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The Weakest Links of WebRTC
Read article →: The Weakest Links of WebRTCWhile WebRTC is disruptive, it is important we look at its weak links as well. These can hinder its success…
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Where Apps go to Die
Read article →: Where Apps go to DieApp Stores are growing. The amounts of applications they now hold are larger than all the games I've played in…
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What Do 4K and Wi-Fi Have in Common?
Read article →: What Do 4K and Wi-Fi Have in Common?I wanted to bring your attention to two posts I've written elsewhere: One about Wi-Fi and LTE and the other…
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Will WebRTC Fragment or Consolidate Voice Calling?
Read article →: Will WebRTC Fragment or Consolidate Voice Calling?WebRTC is a disruptive technology. Its effects on the communication market is going to be profound. What is left to…
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7 Reasons Why People Love e-Bills and Hate Paper Bills
Read article →: 7 Reasons Why People Love e-Bills and Hate Paper BillsE-bill is all the rage. Sprint has recently published a study showing that people prefer it on paper bills. Here…
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To Joyn or not to Joyn? A tale of two standards
Read article →: To Joyn or not to Joyn? A tale of two standardsCarriers are getting to the point where they will need to decide how do they provide their services in an…



