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User Experience Beats Everything Else (Including Software)
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?
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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Happy Birthday To U…CIF
UCIF, the Unified Communication Interoperability Forum, is celebrating its first birthday, and it’s a happy birthday given the great accomplishments we have made in such a short period of time.
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What Do You Get For $8.5B? Anything You Want, I Guess
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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There Is No “Invisible Hand” of Interoperability
Why is everybody talking about interoperability? Because customers today, more than ever, have complex requirements and deployments to take care of, and the end of the day they want it to work. And they don’t.
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Skype Has A New iPhone App. Do You Care?
Skype just released their new iPhone app, this time with video. With all due respect I think Skype may have missed the train here in a big way, and here I explain why.
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Video Calling Is Everywhere. So How Should I Call?
Video calling services are hot, and it seems that question is no longer “will video” but what kind of service should we use. It seems that this intermediate situation has to be resolved, or the whole future of video calling would be in risk.
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Telepresence Interoperability – An Elite Experience
With telepresence interoperability our SCOPIA Elite MCU can connect practically any video conferencing system, be it telepresence or not, from almost any vendor, into one multi-party conference, and offer the same meeting experience.
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Developing HD Visual Communications Products
Sagee gives his point of view of a webinar he hosted on the hidden challenges of developing HD visual communication products.
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The iPhone18 Will Support Video Calling To Other Devices
Apple has announced that in the future the iPhone4 video calling service, FaceTime, will be opened to other devices. But when should we expect it work? Find out in our new comic strip.
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