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Patent Settlements: Only Lawyers are to Lose

October 12, 2015 / in Markets & People / Add Comment

Patent Settlements: Only Lawyers are to Lose

The idea behind patent registration is valid, allow inventors and companies to protect their investment in innovation and extract value from it. The competition between companies has led to endless lawsuits between giant companies yielding a zero value game. In today’s reality, engineers at large and even small companies are many times paralyzed

Tagged With: Alliance for Open Media, Google, Microsoft, Patents

Google Bringing RCS Back To Life

October 1, 2015 / in Mobile / 9 Comments

Google Bringing RCS Back To Life

Different from simply adding an RCS client by the chipset vendor or device manufacturer the solution Jibe Mobile offers today is a cloud service. This falls nicely into Google’s desire to stay on top of our messaging traffic. Google may introduce RCS as yet another OTT service or it may add the service provider into the game and give them control over the business model

Tagged With: Android, Google, Operator, RCS, Service Provider

Chromium Eavesdropping Coming to You on Your Next App Install

August 3, 2015 / in VoIP / Add Comment

Chromium Eavesdropping Coming to You on Your Next App Install

It sounds pretty useful (to some). You say “OK Google” and search by voice. For “OK Google” to be picked up by the browser it actually needs to constantly listen to what is going on in the room. Google promises they don’t really listen to what’s going on in your room and that they don’t really do anything with this information. They say you can trust them. Should you? Your choice.

Tagged With: Chromium, Debian, Google, Hotword, Ubuntu, WebRTC

The Alphabet Soup of Smart Home IoT

January 26, 2015 / in IoT / Add Comment

The Alphabet Soup of Smart Home IoT

IoT is high on the hype cycle for a few years now, 2014 and the 2015 CES event were an important milestone for IoT and specifically for the home environment as a few market influencers made strategic moves. What we see is that different market players are trying to become the market place for applications and services that will manage our homes and things.

Tagged With: Android, Android@Home, Apple, Automatic, Craig Federighi, Dropcam, Google, Home Automation, HomeKit, iOS, IOT, MFi Program, Nest, Physical Web, Samsung, Smart Home, SmartThings, Xiaomi, Z-Wave, Zigbee

OpenWebRTC: An Interview with Stefan Alund

January 13, 2015 / in Mobile, VoIP / Add Comment

OpenWebRTC: An Interview with Stefan Alund

Even though the known implementation of WebRTC is the open source coming from Google, it is not the only implementation. This interview is with Stefan Alund from Ericsson who is heading the team behind OpenWebRTC

Tagged With: Android, BSD, Ericsson, Gecko, GitHub, Google, GStreamer, H.264, HW acceleration, IE, IETF, Interview, iOS, Mozila, Open Source, OpenWebRTC, SDK, Stefan Alund, W3C, WebKit, WebRTC

The WebRTC Mobile Challenge

December 23, 2014 / in Mobile / Add Comment

The WebRTC Mobile Challenge

Making WebRTC run nicely on mobile is still a challenge. There are different options for doing this and they vary based on specific needs, device type and OS.

Tagged With: Android, Ericsson, Google, iOS, Mobile, OpenWebRTC, WebRTC, WebView

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