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VoLTE & OTT: Will They Remain Forever Apart?
VoLTE, OTT and what is in-between them – that is the subject of an upcoming panel at the VoLTE 2011 conference Amir Will participate in. And we’ve got a discount for you as well.
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Free Webinar: Ensuring VoLTE End User Experience
We have an upcoming webinar about VoLTE testing challenges and the end user experience. Be sure to join if VoLTE is something in your roadmap!
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Circuit Switching vs. Packet Switching, Part 1: Pipes
What are the differences between circuit switching and packet switching and how it affects video calling? A first post in a 3-parts-series.
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FaceTime Roundup: Posts From The Web
A list of posts I have found useful when it comes to understanding the inner workings and the impact of FaceTime on the video chat market.
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Is Dilithium Networks about to go Belly-up?
RADVISION offers a transition plan to Dilithium Networks customers who are looking for long term alternatives.
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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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With FaceTime, Apple gets a real advantage over its Android competition
Let’s face it. With all its problems, the iPhone 4 is a great piece of work. The new FaceTime service is its latest attempt at gaining some differentiation from the Android pack. Here is why.
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How Open is iPhone’s FaceTime?
A short analysis about the openness of iPhone’s FaceTime service. Guess what? It isn’t that open.
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