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WebRTC is moving with Android
We are proud to announce that we have made our first WebRTC videocall from Chrome for Android running our SIP over Websocket JavaScript stack, QoffeeSIP. It worked with the recently released M26 Chrome Beta for Android, just enabling the WebRTC-enabled flag. This is an important milestone in WebRTC short but brilliant history. The remarkable point here is…
Building IWIK from the ground up
Quobis’s marketing team develops use cases to make Sippo’s features shine. After a customer request, when a new use case appears. Them our highly experienced team starts working to create the perfect solution in order to explain to our customers what Sippo contributes and how it works. Quobis has just developed a new use case to give support to a…
New version of white paper “Why a WAC?”
With WebRTC, a web service or mobile app can support real time communications services in a native way. Designing and deploying in production actual enterprise and carrier services goes beyond adding a few new pieces on its own, it can be time consuming and expensive, sometimes even writing off some of the WebRTC advantages. One…
Explaining the role of the WAC
by iago.soto | Sippo WebRTC Application Controller (WAC, in short) is a solution that allows to deploy WebRTC applications fully-interconnected with existing services (AAA, OSS, BSS, etc.) and legacy VoIP or UC systems. Sippo WAC supports a number of business cases, through its APIs, ranging from a simple click-to-dial button to advanced scenarios like RCS-based…
What is the Microsoft Teams Phone?
To act as a complete UCaaS solution, Microsoft Teams needs access to the Microsoft Teams Phone. There is some confusion between technology and service (not to be confused with Microsoft calling plans “MS Calling Plans”). Microsoft Teams Phone is a Microsoft technology or product that enables call control and certain typical capabilities of a PBX in…