[Dilihtium Networks is restructuring. Amir Zmora outlines a transition plan that we now offer for customers who wish to migrate to RADVISION 3G-324M Technology.] I have joined RADVISION in 1999 and if you take out my 4 years detour at other places I’m around this industry for some time now. During these years we have had the pleasure to compete with rival companies. This has always been a great catalyst for us and the industry pushing everyone to innovation and
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By guest | August 14th, 2010 | Filed under Miscellaneous
There’s a lot to criticize about the new video calling service from Apple, FaceTime – that it isn’t interoperable at the moment, that it works only over WiFi, that you must have an iPhone 4 to be able to use the service, and so on. But there is something that FaceTime does for Apple that all the rest of its innovations in the latest release don’t: it separates it from the pack of Android devices. Think back on Apple’s previous
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | July 19th, 2010 | Filed under Technology
Google now offers two separate operating systems: Android OS – used by smartphones out there, ported by companies onto a bunch of other consumer electronic products including netbooks. Chrome OS – a browser-based operating system, which essentially lives within the browser. Oh, and people are starting to think of placing it on netbooks as well. Why would any sane company go and invest their resources on two operating systems that just… do the same? Which OS would
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | January 28th, 2010 | Filed under Technology
Hi everyone for another new and interesting week. This time the carnival is again in Israel, where we are currently enjoying our Sukkot holyday. Before I start off with the interesting set of posts on our carnival, I want to invite you on behalf of WIP Jam to their UnPanel event on October 8 at CTIA in San Diego. They’ve got a day chocked full with great speakers – one of them is Lauren Thorpe, Senior Director, Developer Relations, Qualcomm
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | October 5th, 2009 | Filed under Around the net
When you work with standards it is hard to differentiate. Take for example the browser market. Not all browsers are created equal. Taking a look at the 4 major browsers on the market today, and trying to summarize each one in a sentence, this is what you will get: Internet Explorer – Largest “customer base”, not adhering to standards Firefox – Full of plugins, liked by developers and
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | March 20th, 2008 | Filed under Standardization
