Explaining the Secure Real-time Transport Protocol (SRTP)

A Guide to the Different WebRTC Architectures

In its inception, WebRTC was designed to be a peer-to-peer communication…

What are STUN and TURN in Computer Networking?

Session Traversal Utilities for NAT (STUN) is a lightweight protocol that operates as a tool for other protocols that need to handle NAT traversal. It enables users that are behind a NAT to connect to a single peer.

Explaining the Real-time Transport Protocol of SRTP for WebRTC

Explaining the Real-time Transport Protocol of SRTP for WebRTC

The Difference Between Jitter and Latency

Delay and jitter are naturally tied to each other, but they are not the same. They are both impacted by several factors and both affect the network, but they describe different problems.

Powerful Statistics About Where Artificial Intelligence is Making a Huge Impact [Infographic]

The software industry is becoming obsessed with artificial intelligence. It is spreading into every new product and service that is released. AI products are especially…

Towards Quality of Experience (QoE) for WebRTC

Quality of Experience (QoE) has somehow eluded a proper definition for many…

History of the WebRTC API [Infographic]

WebRTC has a rich and interesting history, starting in 2010 with Google’s acquisition of On2 and Global IP Solutions. It’s been seven years, and WebRTC v1.0 is finally considered feature complete by W3C and supported across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and…

Explaining the AOMedia Video Codec 1.0: AV1

An Easy Explanation of the AOMedia Video Codec 1.0: AV1.