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Tag: Porting
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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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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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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Why Portable Software is Critical for Your Success
Portability across operating systems and platforms is key if you plan to stay around long enough with a given technology. Plan in advance for the next time you port.
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Android versus iPhone: WHO CARES?
Finding who is superior an Android or an iOS is moot. Time to just select a device you like and move on – be it a Motorola Droid X or an iPhone.
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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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5 Facts About Porting Software You Should Know
Porting requires an operating system abstraction layer, but it isn’t enough. There are things left for developers to do when migrating between operating systems and platforms.
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Apple FaceTime for the iPhone (or: Why I Should Now Eat My Hat)
What does the new Apple FaceTime service for the iPhone means and how does it compare to the existing mobile video telephony?
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Our Android OS Support
The Android OS has been designed for mobile handsets, but is being used by vendors of various consumer electronics products. If you have needs for VoIP – we’ve got an Android solution for you.
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Why Skype is Moving Towards a Standardized Solution?
Once chipsets support SILK, it will be an easy matter for Skype to come in with their service and support it on that chipset, making it easier for ODMs developing and manufacturing telephony devices to support Skype.
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