The continued development of the WebRTC standard for real-time communications is expected to herald a new era of enterprise networking, as audio and video conferencing capabilities get embedded in ...

Editor’s note: Chip Wilcox is the CEO of Temasys. As recently as 2012, it seemed that Web Real-Time Communication, or WebRTC, was so clandestine that the technology was a skunk works project, hidden ...

WebRTC has been with us for the past 6 years, and it has certainly grown in adoption and popularity during that time. But how and where, exactly, does WebRTC fit into the world of media streaming? And ...

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WebRTC Offers Browser-Agnostic Solution Contrast this current state of affairs with a vision of what’s possible with WebRTC. Anyone with a Web browser and a microphone can make calls to anyone else ...

Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) is a new HTML5 standard framework that enables the sharing of video, audio, and data directly between web browsers. These capabilities open the door to a new wave ...

There’s a relatively new technology built in to most browsers that could revolutionize the way you talk with your friends and family. Called webRTC, the HTML 5-based tech could one day replace the ...