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Who Provides Telco APIs?
Read article →: Who Provides Telco APIs?Ever wondered what types of Telco API exist out there? How they get created and consumed?
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Why Telco APIs Aren't as Simple as Web APIs
Read article →: Why Telco APIs Aren't as Simple as Web APIsTelco APIs need to undergo security checks that are more rigorous than most web APIs out there. Here's why.
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When Everything is Stored, Everything is Lost
Read article →: When Everything is Stored, Everything is LostIt seems like the more we digitize of or life, the less we access it - either because we don't…
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Who is a WebRTC vendor?
Read article →: Who is a WebRTC vendor?WebRTC is changing the value chain and lives within its own new ecosystem. Here are some outliers of this ecosystem…
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Can Carriers Benefit From OTTs?
Read article →: Can Carriers Benefit From OTTs?What are the benefits for carriers for partnering with OTTs - especially in the domain of messaging OTT vendors?
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What Developers Have to Say About Their WebRTC Plans - TokBox Survey
Read article →: What Developers Have to Say About Their WebRTC Plans - TokBox SurveyHere are a few things I learned from TokBox results of their recent developers survey.
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Vidyo Bringing SVC to WebRTC, But at What Cost?
Read article →: Vidyo Bringing SVC to WebRTC, But at What Cost?Vidyo is partnering with Google to bring SVC to WebRTC. What does it mean and why is it doing such…
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Can Mental Illness be Treated With WebRTC?
Read article →: Can Mental Illness be Treated With WebRTC?Psychologic treatment for mental illness via online services - does this sound like something that can be effective?
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WebRTC Interviews are on the Rise
Read article →: WebRTC Interviews are on the RiseThere are more and more interviews around WebRTC lately, and this is a good thing.
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When You Own All Internet Traffic, Inventing WebRTC is the Next Step
Read article →: When You Own All Internet Traffic, Inventing WebRTC is the Next StepWhen you own the keys to a large portion of internet interactions, do you then go about inventing something like…
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