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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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Does Windows Phone 7 Stand a Chance?
Windows Phone 7 may be seen as too little too late for the smartphones. I just think it isn’t ambitious enough and not targeted at a business strategy that is tight enough and answers today’s needs.
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Ideas Worth Spreading About Streaming a Live Event
How the TEDxTelAviv streaming experience could be improved.
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5 Different OSD Engines for an HD Videophone
While I do not pretend to be an expert on GUI, I have seen various decisions made by our partners in that area, and I want to share them here with you.
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MediaTek and Our 3G-324M
It’s not every day that an opportunity falls in my laps not only to talk about something dear to me, but also to have a press release accompany it. And when opportunity knocks, who am I to say no.
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What Interfaces Should I Add to my HD Videophone?
I’m talking peripherals here - those pesky things your end-users will end up connecting to the videophone. They come in different shapes and sizes, and they fit different needs of the user.
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There Is Never Enough
For some reason, this is also true with processing power, bandwidth, memory and storage space – there will never be enough.
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As XMPP is Growing Up, People Don't Think It's Perfect Anymore
We’ll see who will be the next cool protocol out there, trying to take the crown away from XMPP or from SIP – both are not going away in the next couple of years.
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Google To Jingle With SIP. Or Maybe Single the Jip
All XMPP lovers out there, it’s time to pack your things and go home. It seems like SIP has won the battle for VoIP dominance. Don’t come complaining to me – Google is to blame.
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