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Developing HD Visual Communication Products – the Webinar
A short recap on the webinar on developing HD visual communication products that we’re hosted recently.
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Android for Embedded Devices
Does Android need a display to work at all? Will it fit embedded devices such as a DSL router?
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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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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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Assessing and Improving Quality of Experience – the Webinar
A short recap on our video and audio quality assessment and measurement webinar
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Standards Doesn't Mean Interoperability
Standards are a progressive process – you specify, standardize, implement and then test. Standards are a means to an end. The end game in this case is interoperability.
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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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VoIP Clients Should Have Multi-Platform Support
What are the real benefits of our officially announced BEE client framework solutions?
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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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