WebRTC is here to stay. Yes I have been an early adopter of the buzz worthy tech, you can see more about my early thoughts on WebRTC here. But with the buzz seemingly accelerating daily (specifically while shows like Mobile World Congress are going on) it makes it even better when I can see technology in action and working, not...
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As I have shown lately I am a big proponent of WebRTC, WebRTC allows real time communications between web browsers without a download, i.e. no plugin or Java download. This will enable all sorts of new voice, video, chat, and data applications.
As you can imagine this is the type of trend it is good to get ahead of if you invest in...
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Next week I am headed to the WebRTC Conference and Expo in San Francisco, to say the least I am looking forward to attending this event. As it intersects my two professional focus areas, VoIP and unified communications plus web development and online marketing.
Obviously based on my WebRTC tutorial post I have an affinity for the...
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Today was a big day for the web, it will go un-noticed by many but is not an exaggeration to say its the start of a paradigm shift in the way we communicate in real time on the web. Yes, I am once again talking about WebRTC, I posted about this previously as well in my WebRTC in a Nutshell post.
Today Google announced that WebRTC...
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As Technical Director at Thrupoint I spend my days presenting unified communication solutions to service providers across the country. For the past many years (1996 or so) I have focused my efforts towards VoIP implementations that involved protocols such as H.323 (ouch), H.248, SIP, IPDC, MGCP, and a bunch of other acronyms that...
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