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The Future of Operating Systems Is Clouded
IT migration to the cloud is nothing new. It is a trend being discussed a lot lately. How does it affect operating systems? How do they become cloud services instead of pure low level system calls?
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Uber-Connectivity
Isn’t it time we stop the communication interruptions around us and just get things done instead?
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The Three Types of Packet Losses
There are different types of packet losses that affect the user experience and media quality in real-time communication. Each one should be treated differently.
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Why Video Calling isn't a Web Browser Feature?
Video calling requires an application – it cannot live today in the confinements of the web browser and its technologies.
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Video Is Overrated
While video takes up the majority of the network resources it will not take up the majority of my own personal resource use. Not now. And not in 2013.
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Where Are All the Skype Killers?
Recently, someone approached me through the blog’s contact page, wanting to get my views about the VoIP market. He was especially interested at Skype. He had an interesting question, which was Who can pose a real threat to Skype?
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VoIP's Best Advantage? Mesh-Ups
Seven Great Applications for IP-PBXs in the Medical Practice. In this post he outlines a few ideas on how VoIP can be used in healthcare.
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How the iPhone Changed the Game… EVERY Game
The iPhone has been around for a while now. And while it has been a game changer to the mobile handset industry, it was also a game changer of almost EVERY other industry in town.
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