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What’s Better for Video Calling – Android or iOS?
Mobile devices are bringing video calling to the consumers, but which ones are better suited for video calling applications? Android or iOS?
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My 50+ non-Top VoIP Blogs of 2010
My yearly reading list of blogs that focus on VoIP.
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Ask the EXPERT: How Important is H.323 for Video Telephony versus SIP?
How important is implementing H.323 for video telephony, and how does that compare to the need of having SIP instead?
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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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Notables: Mobile Video Telephony and Telepresence
A short overview of a few posts I’ve published elsewhere about mobile video telephony and telepresence that you might have missed.
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My Killer Remote Control
The requirements of a remote control for video conferencing products revealed by RADVISION’s System Architect, Shimon Nurick
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Audio Algorithms For Video Conferencing
A short list of some common algorithms along with a few more “exotic” ones – a starting point for the understanding of audio processing in video conferencing.
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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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Desktop Telepresence and Other Bedtime Stories
Desktop telepresence is an oxymoron in a way, it takes telepresence, the top-of-the-line solution, blending into it a piece of software running on god-knows-what-hardware and where. It doesn't work that way.
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