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Panacea or not, Video Conferencing Vendors Can't Ignore WebRTC
Read article →: Panacea or not, Video Conferencing Vendors Can't Ignore WebRTCVideo conferencing vendors shouldn't just ignore WebRTC – doing so is the beginning of their undoing.
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Does Telco OTT Stand a Chance?
Read article →: Does Telco OTT Stand a Chance?Telefonica Tu Me is closing down. Is that a sign for things to come for other Telco OTT initiatives out…
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Google's Pipe Dreams
Read article →: Google's Pipe DreamsNow that Google is becoming a service provider through Google Fibre, it is changing its tone regarding what net neutrality…
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Is Chromecast the First M2M Use Case for WebRTC?
Read article →: Is Chromecast the First M2M Use Case for WebRTC?Does WebRTC fit anywhere in M2M? Chromecast sheds some light on this question. I've heard a couple of times about…
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Best WebRTC Innovation? The Wallpaper
Read article →: Best WebRTC Innovation? The WallpaperWebRTC changed something very small - where the video boxes are being placed. No more hollywood squares.
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How OTT players are trying to charge for their services
Read article →: How OTT players are trying to charge for their servicesHow do OTT vendors make their money? Here's a shortlist of the main techniques I was able to find.
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WebRTC Gaming: How OUYA can be Even Cooler
Read article →: WebRTC Gaming: How OUYA can be Even CoolerOUYA, or for that matter, any gaming center, can be enhanced with WebRTC rather easily.
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Smartphone Boom isn't a Predicate for M2M
Read article →: Smartphone Boom isn't a Predicate for M2MM2M has nothing to do with smartphones. As a matter of fact, I don't think that the smartphone boom can…
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Where Standards Matter for WebRTC
Read article →: Where Standards Matter for WebRTCStandards are important, but they don't fit everywhere. Amir Zmora explains how to use them sparingly.
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Newsflash: Data has... Diminishing Returns
Read article →: Newsflash: Data has... Diminishing ReturnsData has this "weird" property - the more you have, the less you gain from the latest addition to it.…
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