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Category: Protocol stacks
ASK an EXPERT: Which Protocol Do You Prefer – SIP or H323?
VoIP is done today by using SIP or H.323 in most cases. Which one of them is my preferred protocol and why?
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How Can a VoIP Protocol Fit Nicely into an Operating System?
Operating systems every once in a while introduce VoIP solutions. Do these solutions ever have an opportunity to succeed, or are they doomed for failure from the start?
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A Winning Recipe for an Android SIP Stack
Android poses interesting design consideration for VoIP developers. What is the best place for a SIP Stack on an Android OS?
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Consumer Video Chat and Dilithium Networks
Dilithium Networks, a long standing player and competitor in the mobile video telephony market is downsizing. How does that fit into the huge potential and growth that is expected of consumer video chat?
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You voted: Communication protocols should be penknives
Every protocol that is being heavily used will evolve. This evolution will cause it to change and mutate – either by adding “generic” stuff to it, which was built into its design, or by adding “patches” to it. Protocols that don’t evolve fade away.
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Do we need a Swiss army knife as a communication protocol?
I am torn between these two extremes when it comes to protocols. Do we need Swiss army knives or do we need a penknife? I’d really like to know your views. Leave a comment or let me know.
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