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User Experience Beats Everything Else (Including Software)
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Mobile Video,Video Conferencing | June 9, 2011
At the end of the day the user wants a high quality video call on the latest and greatest device he just stood in line for hours to purchase. And software-based video codecs just can’t supply this kind of quality today.
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So What Does The Microsoft-Skype Deal Means For The Rest Of Us?
Guest post byBoaz RavivCategories:Video Conferencing | May 31, 2011
RADVISION CEO, Boaz Raviv, shares his insights on what the Microsoft-Skype deal means for the UC industry as a whole and RADVISION in particular.
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The Best of Both Worlds: Ice Cream Sandwich
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Video Conferencing | May 24, 2011
The recently announced Ice Cream Sandwich will be the first OS to run on all types of Android devices, converging Android into one package, and easing development for the Android OS.
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But At Least They Have Skype…
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Comic Strip | May 19, 2011
Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype and strategic alliance with Nokia are all hinting towards a big play by Microsoft in the consumer mobile market. But will they get it right this time around? Our new comic strip looks into that.
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What Do You Get For $8.5B? Anything You Want, I Guess
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Video Conferencing | May 17, 2011
It’s a very big day for the VoIP community when a company like Microsoft acquires a company like Skype for a sum of money like the one announced last week. Only time will tell whether this would be a game changing play or a grave digging one.
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iPad vs. Android Tablets, The Enterprise Front
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Video Conferencing | April 19, 2011
A few weeks ago I asked how would manufacturers differentiate themselves in a world of raining tablets. One answer I gave is enterprise-related unified communications, such as the SCOPIA Mobile V3 we announced last week.
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Visual Communications Is Coming… To The Smartphone In Your Hand
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Innovation,Video Conferencing | April 12, 2011
The SCOPIA Mobile V3 will be the first application for both the iOS and Android to allow mobile users to connect to their existing visual communication infrastructure, connecting these employees to nearly 2 million video conferencing rooms.
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Connecting People, Not Devices
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Interoperability,Video Conferencing | March 29, 2011
A week ago Facebook announced it will acquire Snaptu, an Israeli startup providing a solution for online services over mobile phones. What can we learn from this regarding communications in a world gone mobile?
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A Quick MWC 2011 Wrap-Up
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Innovation,Mobile Video,Video Conferencing | March 8, 2011
A quick wrap-up of the trends and topics showcased at MWC 2011, along side with some personal commentary on what’s going on and where we’re heading.
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It’s Raining Tablets, Hallelujah!
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Comic Strip,Mobile Video | March 3, 2011
2011 has opened with a rain of new and exciting tablets, and it seems as it’s only going to rain harder. And therefore that’s the topic of our first comic strip for 2011.
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