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Customer One-on-One: Renovo and Desktop Video Calling
A Customer One-on-One interview with Renovo Software and their inmate visitation systems.
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Is VoLTE A Handset Vendor Headache or a Service Provider One?
Can VoLTE and all-IP services change the landscape and value chain of mobile services development? Will it shift the focus from the handset vendors to the service providers?
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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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The Five Types of Android Fragmentation
Google’s Android operating system is an open source operating system. As such it suffers from different types of fragmentation that might assist or hinder its success.
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iOS, Android, Windows Phone 7 And The Great Changes in The Operating Systems Market
An analysis of the changes that are happening in the domain of operating systems in the past few years.
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Customer One-on-One: TrendChip and xDSLs
How TrendChip is using RADVISION’s Multimedia Terminal Framework to drive their ADSL IAD devices.
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3 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Android OS and 3G Video Calling Integration
As 3G supports mobile video telephony inherently, it needs to be supported by Android. Here are 3 requirements that I myself didn’t know about the technical issues with such a requirement.
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Upgrade Strategies For Video Conferencing Products
Don’t neglect your upgrade strategy in your hardware design of video conferencing product. You will need it to drive innovation, add features and fix interoperability issues.
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A Special Camera For Video Conferencing?
Start from the use case: in which settings do you see the end product being used? What will be the lighting conditions? What’s the distance between the camera and the people? etc.
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