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Latest Featured Articles » Building AR Apps with WebRTC (and More) While real-time browser-based communications like adding click-to-call to an instant messaging app has become a solid use case for the likes of WebRTC, some developers are working on more advanced fare, like augmented reality (AR) hooks. » Bit6 Announces Commercial Media Relay Services The Bit6 STUN and TURN Service utilizes a geo-distributed network of STUN and TURN servers around the world to deliver enterprise-class scalability, reliability and performance with simple, usage-based pricing and no additional hardware or software. This enables the Bit6 STUN and TURN Service to deliver the low latency required when leveraging WebRTC or similar Voice over IP (VoIP) capabilities in the absence of peer-to-peer connectivity. The result is that developers can rapidly deploy their WebRTC-based solutions globally, without the cost or effort of building their own media relay nodes. » Mitel Seeks to Enhance Mobile Productivity Aimed to meet the growing requirements of a mobile-first world, Mitel has revealed new mobile solutions for real time communications. » Using Real Time Communications to Jump Start Business What's the key to all this? Real-time communication, facilitated by WebRTC, just works better in today's networked cloud world to provide quicker setup and addition of services, seamless integration with CRM systems, one-click voice (and moving to video), and much lower cost delivery of voice and video services. While I'm not quite ready to put the PSTN into the same category as fax for tech-past-its-time, but that day is more rapidly approaching. » A Better Call in Google Hangouts Now Available with P2P Infusion Peer-to-peer (P2P) is a phrase that's given technology developers hope and terror alike. While P2P has been one of the most prized developments in mobile payments, it's also been the potential death of the recording industry. For Google Hangouts, it means better functionality, thanks to P2P's help in improving overall call quality. » Crucial Funding Needed for Suicide Help App That Uses WebRTC The partnership has developed a state-of-the-art mobile application system called MindMe that allows vulnerable individuals to break the cycle of suicidal thought and ideation through a therapist -guided approach that includes instant messaging and real-time voice and video conversations with counselors, who can be thousands of miles away at the time. The developers of MindMe are now looking for funding to fully launch their app, and have launched a crowdfunding effort to raise $100,000 for the initiative. Top Stories » Empire Access Ditches Legacy Systems, Implements GENBAND » Here's a Workaround for Testing .Y4M Files in Chrome » MediaRecorder Makes Recording Debut for Chrome and Firefox » ThinkingPhones, Now Fuze, Gains $112 Million in Funding Round » Zycoo Zooms into 2016 on Innovation » Bubble, Ziggeo Get Together to Tell Stories with Video Featured Resources » Cloud Usage Risk Report » Internet Quality Report » Omni-channel Callback Solutions a Today Way to Connect with Customers Featured Channels » Communications Developer Zone » WebRTC Solutions » Real Time Communications 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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