A visit to our new headquarters
Some pictures of our new headquarters in Galicia (Spain)
Some pictures of our new headquarters in Galicia (Spain)
Finally it’s out. Apple joins the WebRTC train and announces the support of the Javascript API into Safari v11. This will come with with next release of the iOS and macOS systems, so it seems that the support is near. “Safari 11.0 ships with iOS 11.0 and macOS 10.13. It is also available on macOS…
iago.soto | Quobis is celebrating 10 years During the last two months we were organising a group of activities to celebrate our anniversary, including traditional events like the Quobis Outdoor Camp and others designed ad-hoc. We were sponsoring the Festival de Cans, a film festival that is a reference in Galicia. There we have a…
Quobis is announcing the general availability of the API Sippo.js running on top of the Sippo WebRTC Application Controller. This API has been designed to expose network functionalities of service providers and help web developers to add real time communications features to existing or new web applications. Different vendors are offering proprietary client-side APIs or…
Citrix was the first one to implement, in early 2019, Browser Content Redirection (BCR), in order to support web-based applications that require WebRTC. BCR redirects the entire viewport of the hosted browser to the endpoint. Citrix is providing support also for WebRTC-based installed applications based on Electron. VMware Horizon 7.10 has now a similar approach…
by iago.soto | Sippo enables different use cases of web communications like Social TV. Imagine you want to watch together with your friends a football match. Sippo includes features like group chat, push notifications, multi-conferencing and multi-device Support that make Social TV possible. Using Sippo Web Collaborator you can chat with your friends using any…