Twilio just launched their Voice Insights service. One of several announcements. How does this new analytics related offering fit into the WebRTC PaaS space?
Read MoreThe WebRTC Slack-Rush
Many WebRTC vendors are running to integrate their service with Slack. But why go to all the trouble when WebRTC Slack is already here.
Read MoreHow Video Conferencing Vendors Adapt to WebRTC?
WebRTC video conferencing vendors? The natural players seem to be warming up to WebRTC. Here’s what they are doing and how they fare.
Read MoreMicrosoft, Apple and WebRTC in 2016
Microsoft and Apple are gearing up for WebRTC support. How will that translate into market adoption, and what should we see in 2016 from them?
Read MoreAre WhatsApp and Messenger competitors or partners in Facebook?
WhatsApp and Messenger live under the same roof – Facebook. And yet, they seem to be competing with each other just as fiercely as with external services.
Read MoreWebRTC PaaS Vendors as Twitter One-Liners
Wonder how WebRTC PaaS vendors define themselves? Here’s their Twitter 140 character descriptions and what we can learn from it.
Read More20XX will be the Year of Video! Not… and how is this related to IPv6?
Video calling won’t catch up this year. Or the next. Or the one after it. WebRTC is helping, but there’s a fundamental reason why it won’t happen.
Read MoreTwilio and WebRTC: An Interview with Al Cook
Twilio is a powerhouse when it comes to cloud communication APIs. It is also one of the distinct players in WebRTC. I had the opportunity to sit with Al Cook for an interview on their launch of Twilio Video and their roadmap moving forward.
Read MoreThe Future of Messaging is…
Where are messaging platforms headed these days, and how does this affect enterprise messaging and unified communications?
Read MoreAndroid Does… RCS !? What About WebRTC? Hangouts?
Google acquired Jibe Mobile and officially announced supporting RCS. Why is this move so interesting and how will it affect communications? There is no easy answer, and many possibilities now open for Google to use this latest acquisition.
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