Where is Apple's WebRTC Spec?
Google has a spec for WebRTC. Microsoft has a spec for WebRTC. Where's Apple's WebRTC spec and what should it
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Let the WebRTC Codec Wars Begin!
There is a debate heating up around WebRTC: Which codecs should it mandate to use? It is an open war
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Infinite Layers of Abstraction
We live in a world of infinite abstraction - especially the developers among us. From so many abstractions it is
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The Weakest Links of WebRTC
While WebRTC is disruptive, it is important we look at its weak links as well. These can hinder its success
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Will WebRTC Fragment or Consolidate Voice Calling?
WebRTC is a disruptive technology. Its effects on the communication market is going to be profound. What is left to
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When the Web(RTC) Spies on You
WebRTC is the perfect spy. It is located natively in the browser, available to any web application developer, with direct
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VoIP Signaling 101
A short introduction to the concept of VoIP signaling and its correlation to media and components such as WebRTC: a
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HTML, SIP and the Missing Link (WebRTC)
SIP has finally come to the browser! You can now run VoIP using SIP inside your browser by using HTML5
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WebRTC's Fat Lady Hasn't Finished Her Song Yet
while I am an advocate of WebRTC, it still have a way to go until it matures enough. Until then,
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SIP has no video or audio quality
People often mistake the signaling protocol with the ability to achieve better media quality. I think it is time to
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6 Reasons Why WebRTC is Here to Stay
WebRTC is a new technology, which means a valid question to ask is will it still be here a few
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H.323 and SIP Becoming Legacy. XMPP and JS are the Future
SIP and H.323 are quickly becoming legacy, to be replaced by JavaScript and XMPP. It won't happen overnight, but it
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