This is a problem that has bothered me for a while. You hear complaints that “millennials” don’t know how to talk on the phone. Messengers seem to have all the growth these days. It appears having a live conversation with someone in another location, a real time communication (RTC)
AT&T asked me to come out to their Developer Summit and give a talk on the Future of Real Time Communications as part of their Real Time Communications Track. I was happy to head out to Las Vegas ahead of CES and check out their hackathon, expo, and
At the TADSummit in Lisbon I provided quick review of my winning hack - Third Eye - and my vision on what WebRTC will mean to telecom app development.
Here are the slides:
And the full video:
I've had an interview with Dan Burnett regarding WebRTC standards. Dan was asked to comment on the following:
See the interview here https://webrtchacks.com/standards-dan-burnett-3/.
A couple weeks ago I chaired a panel at the IIT Real-Time Communications Conference in Chicago with the topic What’s Next for WebRTC with a focus on future use cases and applications. I had a great set of panelists that included Brian Pulito from IBM, Douglas Wadkins from Skedans,