WebRTC on mobile is no longer challenging. iOS and the iPhone seem to be very popular with the latest WebRTC-based communication services that get launched on a weekly basis.
iPhone has More WebRTC than Any Other Smartphone
What if Apple Created an Electric Car?
So, there are rumors about Apple designing a new car. Time to check out what will be the features of such a car 
Is it Time to Reinvent Communications — WebRTC Style?
There’s a slew of new communication services that launched recently, all taking advantage of WebRTC and its capabilities to reinvent the voice call.
Microsoft, IE, ORTC, WebRTC, Skype & H.264: Where to now?
Microsoft just announced future support for WebRTC and adoption of ORTC in Skype. How does that change the browser landscape for WebRTC?
iPhone 6 FaceTime now Supports H.265. Where is VP9 for WebRTC?
The debate over WebRTC mandatory video codec is far from over. VP9 is still months away and Apple just added H.265 support to its iPhone 6. Where does that leave us users?
Top 5 Excuses for NOT Adopting WebRTC (and Why They Make no Sense)
There are many reasons why not to adopt WebRTC, but do they have any real substance behind them?
8 Things to Consider when Selecting a WebRTC Plugin
When you are selecting a WebRTC Plugin there are certain things you need to make sure you know – they are going to affect your final decision.
How will Google Material Design Affect Apple iOS Design
With material design, Google is bringing forth a design that can change the landscape on design for mobile – and for iOS. If it happens, it will start from the web and trickle from there to apps.
What is ORTC: A WebRTC Competitor, WebRTC 2.0 or WebRTC 1.1?
ORTC’s first draft has been published, and it is now time to pose the question – what is it exactly compared to WebRTC and how is it going to affect existing WebRTC services.
2990 LinkedIn Profiles Explains Why WebRTC is not Hyped Enough
WebRTC is lacking in awareness. The number of LinkedIn profiles with this term on them is abysmally low. It is time we change that and grow as an industry.