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Latest Featured Articles » 5 Reasons to Be Thankful for WebRTC It has been an exciting year in the WebRTC world. The pace of innovations and announcements have been stunning over the past three months, with major names putting their clout behind WebRTC as a standard means for delivering voice and video both inside the browser and via mobile apps on Google Android and Apple iOS. Here are five reasons to give thanks for WebRTC progress in 2014 in no particular order. People shouldn't try to get bragging rights within the sequencing. » WebRTC is Bigger Than You Think There's a generational gap that I sometimes encounter when sharing phone numbers. After a nice conversation, when it is time to exchange contact information, I'm often left to write down a phone number when the far easier method is having them dial themselves on my phone. This embrace of the self-dial is what businesses now should be doing with WebRTC. » Vee24 Gives Mobile Browsers a New Voice, with Video Vee24 was already well-known among several major brand names for its ability to offer live video assistance services-the company already offered its product line up to major names like Land Rover, Mattress Firm and Fox Sports-but it recently announced that it was stepping up its offerings by bringing a combination of live voice and video service to iOS browsers, meaning that that brand of live video assistance can be had on one of the largest mobile device vendors around. » Mobile Devices: The Golden Ticket for Holiday Shopping 2014 In some crazy way, 2014 has already blown past us and is soon coming to an end. While many in the industry will start to look over the trends and innovations shaping the year, one hot topic that is perhaps having its best moment as we speak is mobile shopping. » Anything is Possible for the Future of WebRTC The exact future of WebRTC technology is unknown. It may evolve and adopt additional communications capabilities. For now, though, its ability to provide voice and video -- and for businesses, its ability to make way for conferencing - have already helped to take it very far. There is no doubt that it will still be present in 10 years and perhaps the only worthwhile questions surrounding concerns include the future of telecoms and the role of businesses in handling their own communications services. Top Stories » 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' Gets a Promotion Boost from WebRTC & HTML5 » Italian pasta master Group Rummo Installs Italtel Embrace WebRTC » WebRTC Has a Place in Healthcare » Beam Messenger Offers Real-Time Edge to Messaging Featured Resources » Are you Ready for 2020? » Mobile Test Automation Best Practices » 5 Things Every Workplace Should Consider As They Cope With Enterprise Mobility » Jump-start Your New Year with the Right Content Strategy Featured Channels » Workforce Optimization » IP Communications » Conference Call 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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