Frozen Mountain Adds Real-Time Data Streaming to IceLink Following Best WebRTC Tool 2015 Award - WebRTC World

Latest Featured Articles » Frozen Mountain Adds Real-Time Data Streaming to IceLink Following Best WebRTC Tool 2015 Award Langley, British Columbia-based Frozen Mountain, creators of IceLink, a cross-browser WebRTC stack, has announced enhancements to IceLink that enable it to go beyond audio/video conferencing to support all forms of data transmission including text chat, file transfer and more through the use of reliable data channels. » Strategy Analytics: A Big Jump Ahead for Dual-SIM Smartphones Having a second subscriber identity module (SIM) card in a smartphone may not seem like a high priority, but for some users, it's absolutely vital. This is particularly true given the increasingly mobile workforce, and it's reflected in the results of a recent study from Strategy Analytics. That study showed that the number of users for dual-SIM phones is set for a big climb worldwide, and in fairly short order, too. » WebRTC Use by New York Times Creates Privacy Hubbub Just in case you missed all of the commotion this week, WebRTC was placed right at the center of an interesting privacy problem as a result of its use by the venerable New York Times (NYT) on its Nytime.com website to track the private IP address of visitors. While NYT apparently is not using the information gathered for nefarious purposes, unless you consider building better visitor profiles for marketing reasons nefarious, there are two obvious problems here. » Startup appear.in Leverages WebRTC for Video Chat App Startup appear.in uses WebRTC to create innovative video chat application. » More Businesses Embracing OTT VoIP to Create Office of the Future OTT communications involve making calls over the Internet without paying someone for dedicated telephony lines. In fact, when users tap OTT applications in public Wifi hotspots, for example, the cost to the caller is zero. While this may be irritating traditional telephony providers, there's not a lot they can do about. When AT&T first launched its Apple iPhone, the company tried to impose a restriction on VoIP services over its 3G network. Outrage from users and pressure from the FCC caused AT&T to drop the restriction. There truly is nothing stopping users of OTT services going forward, and OTT is coming to the workplace. Top Stories » Study Looks at the State of Telecom in the Caribbean » UC Legal Issues Not Taken Seriously Enough » NTT Communications Turns to the Cloud for Japanese Language Study » Put More Punch in the Mobile Workforce with Logitech Collaboration Program » GENBAND Keynote at DevCon5 Will Illustrate Benefits of the Real-Time Communications Platform Featured Resources » Cloud Usage Risk Report » Internet Quality Report » Omni-channel Callback Solutions a Today Way to Connect with Customers Featured Channels » Real Time Communications » WebRTC Solutions » 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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