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Latest Featured Articles » WebRTC: Eliminating Login to Video Chat Even when a communication service is free, more often than not, it means you and the person you want to talk to need the same application. This requires installing it on your device and logging in every time you want to use it. Until now, it is an inconvenience most of us have learned to endure, especially if the service is being offered for free. But that is no longer the case. » New Fingerprint Tech Unlocks the Internet of Things To see what the future looks like, you need look no further than the latest Mission Impossible movie. The featured BMW muscle car unlocks by placing a palm flat against the driver side window, with the fingerprints immediate recognized. Hollywood usually outpaces reality by a couple of years, but Sonavation has announced it has already put its ultrasound biometric fingerprint authentication tech to work under Corning's Gorilla Glass. Implications are huge for the Internet of Things. » Ericsson's Connected Digger Technology Could Revolutionize Construction Projects Isil Yalcin, president of Ericsson North East Africa recently demonstrated what the company calls 'Connected Digger' technology. Through WebRTC and real-time video, this technology can be used in construction projects like the recent New Suez Canal expansion. If the technology was widely adopted by the construction industry, it would dramatically change how projects operate. » NewVoiceMedia launches ContactWorld QuickStart for SMBs For members of the WebRTC Solutions Community it will not come as a surprise that contact centers continue to be the low-hanging fruit for WebRTC-based new services. An example of this is the announcement from cloud-based customer experience solutions provider NewVoiceMedia which has launched ContactWorld QuickStart for the SMB market. » Sipwise and T-Labs WebRTC Platform Partnership: RTC:engine Ready for Market If you are not aware of Austrian software manufacturer Sipwise and Deutsche Telekom's T-Labs collaboration the WebRTC-based RTC:engine, you may wish to check in on what the partners have been up to recently. Not only have they concluded a cooperation agreement for marketing and developing the communication solution RTC:engine, but they also have committed to further develop the T-Labs software platform ComX with RTC:engine. Top Stories » Deutsche Telekom Launches Messaging App in Albania » Apico to Offer Advanced Voice Communications Functionality » IDC Research Shows Increased Popularity of Hybrid Cloud Systems » Ericsson Proposes Connected Digger for Suez Canal Project » Coding with WebRTC API May Not be the Challenge Some Expect Featured Resources » Cloud Usage Risk Report » Internet Quality Report » Omni-channel Callback Solutions a Today Way to Connect with Customers Featured Channels » WebRTC Solutions » Real Time Communications » Next Generation Digital Services Advertise With Us Contact us Become a WebRTC columnist! Become a WebRTC World columnist! Want to contribute your thought leadership and expertise around this exciting new collaboration technology to a rapidly growing audience? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the WebRTC World and this newsletter. Contact Erik Linask, Group Editorial Director, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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