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Latest Featured Articles » Startup Temasys Targets WebRTC for IE and Safari So far, only Google Chrome, Opera and Mozilla Firefox have enjoyed status as WebRTC-friendly browsers, offering native support for the HTML5 specification. But Singaporean startup Temasys has released Skylink, a free plugin for OS X and Windows that brings WebRTC to both Apple Safari and Internet Explorer. » Can we get 10 Percent of the Internet for WebRTC and Real-time? Net Neutrality was in the news last week as FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler announced a new strategy to drive Net Neutrality. Writing in a Wired opinion piece published last week, he set out a plan to require unconstrained and open Internet access eliminating last-mile tariffs and unbundling, and eliminate any throttling or charging for class of service. This time, the proposal is to use the FCC's Title II authority to recast Internet service providers as common carriers and avoid having the courts throw out the ruling. » DIY WebRTC - It's Not That Hard Real time communications (RTC) used to be daunting. Proprietary codecs, dedicated programmers, expensive upfront costs of closed-code systems, servers and licensing to deal with those closed-code systems, lots of money and time simply to add voice onto a web page. Multiple by a factor of 3 or more to get to a cost estimate for incorporating videoconferencing. WebRTC tools enable any business of almost any size to Do it yourself (DIY) with WebRTC at minimal cost and expense, with integration of existing voice systems done simply through a WebRTC gateway. » Samsung Smart School Brings Powerful New Education Tool to Senegalese Schools While most every kid in the Northern Hemisphere has been in school for the last several months now-indeed, some are even starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel, so to speak, as June and summer approach with almost startling rapidity-there are still some new developments to talk about in the education field. One of the biggest such developments reached Senegal recently, as Samsung Electronics Africa got together with the Senegal Ministry of Education to launch the Samsung Smart School, a complete mobile education solution geared toward offering students a highly-advanced experience complete with the best in interactive learning. » Sonus and Numonix Combine Efforts by Integrating RECITE and SBCs Sonus and Numonix announced recently that they were working together on a solution that combined the latter's RECITE call recording technology with Sonus' session border controllers (SBCs). The integration of the two products will give call centers a solution that tracks calls in a secure environment. Top Stories » Safer Text Messaging Spurs Huge Gains in TigerText Sales » WebRTC Great Fit for the Contact Center » Matrix Announces Update to Synapse 0.7.0 Python Reference Server » 3D Printed Telepresence Robot Launches Indiegogo Campaign Featured Resources » Are you Ready for 2020? » Mobile Test Automation Best Practices » 5 Things Every Workplace Should Consider As They Cope With Enterprise Mobility » How Telecom APIs Can Help You Recapture Lost Revenues Featured Channels » Workforce Optimization » Conference Call Services » IP 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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