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Android A-Z
Android’s letter version releases got to H or I, depending on how you sort them. Here are some suggestions for the future releases of Android.
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Android Dyslexia, or: Here Comes Fragmentation
Android now has Ice Cream before Honeycomb when it comes to version numbers. This doesn’t bode well to Android’s fragmentation when it starts coming from Google itself.
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CES 2011 Impressions: Razzle and Dazzle
CES 2011 is over and it is time for first hand impressions from the show and the technologies introduced there.
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Who Exactly is Your Service Provider?
There is a growing trend of device manufacturers that are joining the service provisioning game. This brings us to a world where there is no distinct service provider.
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3 Things That Wouldn’t Have Happened Without Apple
A short list of 3 things I want to thank Apple for – without them, they wouldn’t have happened at all.
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Fragmenting H.264 Frames Over IP Networks
Real-time video coding over IP can be quite challenging. One of the reasons for it is the need to match the size of the encoded video units to the size of the packets sent over the network.
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Streaming, Video Calling and Bandwidth Estimation
Bandwidth estimation techniques are different between streaming and video calling. They tend to use different approaches as they solve slightly different problems. NetSense is how RADVISION solves bandwidth estimation for video calling.
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Circuit versus Packet Part 3: Media
Media takes different approaches when you route it over circuit switched networks than it does over packet switched networks. These changes need to be taken into consideration when you develop your product.
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Circuit versus Packet Part 2: Signaling
Signaling requires a different treatment when it is sent over circuit or packet switched networks. In this post, these differences will be explained.
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Why not Port Android on Your Own?
Android porting is a daunting and expensive task that should be left to chipset vendors.
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