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WebRTC: Who Will Surrender First? Apple or Microsoft?
Read article →: WebRTC: Who Will Surrender First? Apple or Microsoft?Apple and Microsoft are both making moves towards support WebRTC in Safari and Internet Explorer. Who will be the first…
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WebRTC Global Summit: The Summary Version
Read article →: WebRTC Global Summit: The Summary VersionConsider this my trip report for Informa's first WebRTC Global Summit.
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Is Communication Core to Your Business?
Read article →: Is Communication Core to Your Business?Communications is changing. Becoming embedded into other services. This poses some interesting questions and opportunities for enterpreneurs.
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WebRTC will not Disrupt VoIP
Read article →: WebRTC will not Disrupt VoIPTaking the other side of the argument: Why WebRTC isn't going to change or disrupt VoIP
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The Biggest WebRTC Deployments Aren't Native Ones
Read article →: The Biggest WebRTC Deployments Aren't Native OnesTo get the most out of WebRTC, think of deploying it with non-native components to fill in the cracks it…
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WebRTC on Mobile is Still Science Fiction
Read article →: WebRTC on Mobile is Still Science FictionWhen people make so much fuss from Opera on Android, you know that WebRTC on mobile doesn't have a good…
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WebRTC Enables UX Fragmentation on a Global Scale
Read article →: WebRTC Enables UX Fragmentation on a Global ScaleWhen you lower the barriers of entry, you get new use cases that were never achievable before. This is what…
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Whatsapp & Facebook: the Race to The 1 Billion Club
Read article →: Whatsapp & Facebook: the Race to The 1 Billion ClubIt is all about speed and size. Just this week I had to write a piece about Viber and in…
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Viber's Acquisition by Rakuten: Registered != Active Users
Read article →: Viber's Acquisition by Rakuten: Registered != Active UsersViber, the OTT player, just got acquired by Rakuten. This provided us with an interesting view to the difference between…
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How Google is Disrupting the Enterprise Video Conferencing Market
Read article →: How Google is Disrupting the Enterprise Video Conferencing MarketChromebox, VidyoH2O and UberConference - it all points to the significant moves Google has just made into the enterprise video…
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