Category: Market

WebRTC Enables UX Fragmentation on a Global Scale

When you lower the barriers of entry, you get new use cases that were never achievable before. This is what

Whatsapp & Facebook: the Race to The 1 Billion Club

Viber's Acquisition by Rakuten: Registered != Active Users

Viber, the OTT player, just got acquired by Rakuten. This provided us with an interesting view to the difference between

How Google is Disrupting the Enterprise Video Conferencing Market

Chromebox, VidyoH2O and UberConference - it all points to the significant moves Google has just made into the enterprise video

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?

Where does WebRTC meet M2M?

WebRTC is much more than VoIP. We need to look at it differently - reverse our thought processes to make

Is VP9 About to Kill H.265 Before it Gets Off the Ground?

The only really interesting news from CES? Google pulling off a large number of vendors to support its VP9 codec.

Data Channel, CDN, P2P and who Pays for it all in WebRTC?

Using Bit Torrent is easy. It is my decision. But doing the same using WebRTC on web pages is a

7 Creative Uses of WebRTC's Data Channel

Here's a collection of use cases that rely on WebRTC's data channel. It is a lot more than just instant

Where in the World is WebRTC?

Consider this my "year in review" for 2013 of where WebRTC is.

Yahoo's Second WebRTC Acquisition isn't About RTC

PeerCDN gets acquired by Yahoo, closing 2013 with a bang for everything that is WebRTC.

Paris WebRTC Conference: Thoughts and Impressions

Consider this my trip report for Upperside's WebRTC Conference 2013 in Paris, December.