PhonoSDK version 0.1 was released in October 2010 at the jQuery Conference in Boston. In March of 2011, PhonoSDK version 0.2 was released with support for better echo suppression so that headphones were no longer necessary. In July 2011 we released Phono Mobile allowing web developers to build and deploy native iOS and Android apps [...]
PhonoSDK version 0.1 was released in October 2010 at the jQuery Conference in Boston. In March of 2011, PhonoSDK version 0.2 was released with support for better echo suppression so that headphones were no longer necessary. In July 2011 we released Phono Mobile allowing web developers to build and deploy native iOS and Android apps [...]
As part of the ongoing RTCWEB/WebRTC initiative to enable real-time communications in web browsers without extra plugins or extensions, the W3C working group released its first draft of the API specification. It can be found at: http://dev.w3.org/2011/webrtc/editor/webrtc.html As that URL actually points to a version that will change as more edits are made, there is [...]
As part of the ongoing RTCWEB/WebRTC initiative to enable real-time communications in web browsers without extra plugins or extensions, the W3C working group released its first draft of the API specification. It can be found at: http://dev.w3.org/2011/webrtc/editor/webrtc.html As that URL actually points to a version that will change as more edits are made, there is [...]
It’s been a little more than 4 months since the launch of our PhonoSDK Webphone at the jQuery Conference in Boston. While Web developers have been busy adding phones on web pages all over the Internet, our engineers have been hard at work on our new release internally known as “Echo Smasher”. The day has come to [...]
What do you do when you are running a content farm purely for the sake of generating links and trying to game search engine rankings – and you don’t have enough new and original content? Well, it seems that one strategy is simple – you go around stealing really old content from other people’s sites! [...]
I6NET Solutions and Technologies, an R&D company based in Madrid, Spain has recently released their latest version of popular VXML Browser VXI* VoixwXML Browser. This browser works on Asterisk on Linux Operating System. Asterisk is open source Telephony software development tool, now widely used to develop IVR and Voice Applications. VXI* is native integration between [...]
