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Cloud gaming, virtual desktops and WebRTC
Read article →: Cloud gaming, virtual desktops and WebRTCWebRTC is an important technology for cloud gaming and virtual desktop type use cases. Here are the reasons and the…
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Apple Vision, VR/AR, the metaverse and what it means to the web and WebRTC
Read article →: Apple Vision, VR/AR, the metaverse and what it means to the web and WebRTCThe Apple Vision pro is a new VR/AR headset. Here are my thoughts on if and how it will affect…
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Is WebRTC really free? The costs of running a WebRTC application
Read article →: Is WebRTC really free? The costs of running a WebRTC applicationIs WebRTC really free? It is open source and widely used due to it. But it isn’t free when it…
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ChatGPT meets WebRTC: What Generative AI means to Real Time Communications
Read article →: ChatGPT meets WebRTC: What Generative AI means to Real Time CommunicationsChatGPT is changing computing and as an extension how we interact with machines. Here’s how it is going to affect…
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WHIP & WHEP: Is WebRTC the future of live streaming?
Read article →: WHIP & WHEP: Is WebRTC the future of live streaming?WHIP and WHEP are specifications to get WebRTC into live streaming. But is this really what is needed moving forward?
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With WebRTC, don't expect Google to be your personal outsourcing vendor
Read article →: With WebRTC, don't expect Google to be your personal outsourcing vendorUnderstanding how WebRTC is governed in reality will enable you to make better decisions in your development strategy.
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Video Call API, CPaaS, programmability and WebRTC
Read article →: Video Call API, CPaaS, programmability and WebRTCA common solution for real time video apps is to rely on video APIs, a niche in CPaaS, which makes…
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WebRTC predictions for 2023
Read article →: WebRTC predictions for 2023Here are the WebRTC trends and predictions you should expect in 2023. It is more of the same, but with…
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WebRTC: Privacy or Privacy? Which one shall it be?
Read article →: WebRTC: Privacy or Privacy? Which one shall it be?WebRTC comes with mandatory encryption, which enables privacy, but which type of privacy are you really looking for?
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WebRTC turns services into features
Read article →: WebRTC turns services into featuresTelephony and communications used to be services, but WebRTC has turned them into features inside other services.
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