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Prezi has launched Prezi for Android, giving over 1 billion Android users around the world the ability to access their presentations anytime, anywhere. And according to a recent IDC study, Android owns about 80% of the smartphone market – giving Prezi a huge new user base. The popular presentation platform released their Prezi for Android app in response […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Last month, I had the opportunity to bring word of WebRTC to Germany, via the awesome Beyond Tellerrand conference — the first time it was being held in Berlin. If you haven’t experienced a #btconf, it’s well worth the trip! It’s tagline is “design, technology, and inspiration” and it lives up to it. The conferences’ […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Google just announced that the newest version of Chrome (36) supports WebRTC compliant version of Hangouts. Why should you care? Well, it means more people will be using WebRTC (even if they don’t know it)… it also means that Google has been tinkering with the standard code to make this all work, so WebRTC-enable Hangouts are not coming […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →It was great a experience speaking this morning at Gotham Ruby Conference in NYC — spreading the word about WebRTC to the awesome Ruby community! –> Here <– are my slides. And links to some of the resources: My WebRTC “live resources” page Examples: SDP Anatomy Face Substitution Cube Slam Chrome Experiment My Pluralsight course: WebRTC Fundamentals […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →WebRTC can now be supported in IE and Safari They’ve done it. It’s done. A company called Temasys has created a plug-in that enables support for WebRTC in Internet Explorer on Windows 7 and 8, and Safari on OSX. Here’s their promo video, showing it in action: This plug-in effectively eliminates one of the big […]
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Leave a Comment (2) →Last week, Snapchat acquired WebRTC-based technology company Addlive for an undisclosed amount. Here it is in action: Is this the first of many acquisitions of companies who are focused on WebRTC technologies? Seeing the huge potential for disruption that WebRTC can bring, I think it is the first of many. Watch this space.
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Leave a Comment (0) →I recently had the opportunity to give an Introduction to WebRTC at Stamford.IO’s meetup in Stamford, CT. Being able to teach others about WebRTC, its capabilities, and what it means for us was a great experience. I’m happy to have had the chance to speak at the event and play a part in building up […]
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Leave a Comment (3) →Adobe’s Michael Thornburgh announced last week that they have submitted a companion specification to the original RTMFP spec, “Adobe’s RTMFP Profile for Flash Communication” to the IETF Internet-Drafts repository: Abstract: This memo describes how to use Adobe’s Secure Real-Time Media Flow Protocol (RTMFP) to transport the video, audio, and data messages of Adobe Flash platform communications. Aspects of this […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →After my recent WebRTC workshop at Fluent Conference, I had the opportunity to sit down with Scott Hanselman to chat about WebRTC, where it stands now, where it’s going, and why you should start building something with it today. “Scott talks to web video expert Lisa Larson-Kelley about WebRTC. How will this new browser-based peer-to-peer […]
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I’m back from Fluent and recovered from post-conference ‘ick’ that I always seem to bring back with me (when will I learn not to take the red-eye?) Speaking at Fluent was an awesome experience — being a featured speaker alongside the likes of Scott Hanselman (Microsoft), Paul Irish (Google), Chris Wilson (Google), Rachel Myers (GitHub) […]
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