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VoLTE & OTT: Will They Remain Forever Apart?
By Amir ZmoraCategories:Technology | September 26, 2011
VoLTE, OTT and what is in-between them – that is the subject of an upcoming panel at the VoLTE 2011 conference Amir Will participate in. And we’ve got a discount for you as well.
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Google’s Trojan Horses are their Drivers of Innovation
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Standardization | September 8, 2011
Google is using Android and Chrome as their Trojan horses to give them a competitive edge that others will be hard pressed to achieve.
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NetSense 101 Part 4: Q&A
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Technology | August 31, 2011
Wrap up our series about bandwidth estimation with a few questions and answers regarding NetSense - a delay-based bandwidth estimation mechanism.
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NetSense 101 Part 3: Delay-based Bandwidth Estimation
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Technology | August 24, 2011
NetSense is a bandwidth estimation algorithm that looks at delays instead of packet losses. This trait gives it a significant advantage over other techniques.
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NetSense 101 Part 2: Packet-loss-based Bandwidth Estimation
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Technology | August 18, 2011
There’s an industry standard for bandwidth estimation. It might not be the best, but it is how solutions work today. In this post, Tsahi will explain the packet-based bandwidth estimation approach and its limitations.
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NetSense 101 Part 1: Why do we need Bandwidth Estimation?
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Technology | August 11, 2011
The fact that our networks are getting faster and wider doesn’t necessarily means that video calling can ignore the simple question of how much bandwidth there is available.
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Why is Developing a Video Calling Application Complex?
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Clients | August 4, 2011
What makes video calling applications complex to develop and why you should really consider licensing this technology in one piece from others.
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Free Webinar: Ensuring VoLTE End User Experience
Guest post byEli CohenCategories:Interoperability,Standardization | July 26, 2011
We have an upcoming webinar about VoLTE testing challenges and the end user experience. Be sure to join if VoLTE is something in your roadmap!
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Why do we Need RTCP Anyway?
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Standardization | July 14, 2011
RTP is used to send media. RTCP is used to control it. But does it has any real use or value? Do we really have a need for this additional protocol?
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HD Voice Revisited
By Tsahi Levent-LeviCategories:Interoperability,Standardization | July 5, 2011
Wideband voice isn’t easy to deal with. Not because of technological barriers but mainly because of the wide range of possible codecs. Which ones should you be looking at for your next project?
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