Here is the latest on WebRTC from your friends at webrtcweekly.com.
Reading
Which use cases for WebRTC will dominate in 2015? (Upperside Conferences)
A look of a few pundits on what will be the leading use cases of WebRTC in 2015.
HighFive raises more money (Tech Crunch)
Low cost video conferencing platform using your Best Buy LCD TV. They have a PC client, but is it WebRTC? Not sure, but should be.
Technical
Doopler Effect (Daniel Rapp)
This is WebRTC’ish (using GetMedia API) nonetheless, it’s damn cool and sure to impress your friends.
The Alure of WebRTC for Mobile Developers (bloggeek.me)
Hot off the press, Tsahi’s presentation from this week Enterprise Connect in Orlando. Yeeehaw!
Use Cases and Customer Wins
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Researchers using WebRTC (Gruveo.com)
The price is right for WebRTC .. free and this hasn’t fail to attract University interest.
Switch.co User Case (Switch.co)
Customer applications are often too commercial, but this one is a decent read (try to ignore Craig Walker flag waving in the background).
OpenWebRTC (Ericsson)
You may have seen this at some trade events, but interesting construction application using WebRTC.
Releases
Matrix releases more Matrix for Android/IOS (Matrix.org)
Matthew continues to roll Matrix forward. You have to like his enthusiasm and energy
Life Size Call Me Make over (lifesize.com)
A video conferencing company using WebRTC, say it ain’t so, but it is, with this new release, check it out.
From our own posts
- Lots of WebRTC Players, But Only 4 Really Matter (NoJitter)
- Encrypted Communications (chriskranky.com – now we don’t have to listen to him anymore)
- Who are the WebRTC Influencers? (bloggeek.me)
- WebRTC PaaS SDKs 101 (bloggeek.me)