The browser has been resurrected at least in part to make up for Apple's apparent disinterest in the technology Ericsson is resurrecting its WebRTC-based browser, Bowser, to help spark the development ...

Real-time features used to feel like a bonus level in an otherwise ordinary app. Now they’re the main stage. Classrooms move online at the speed of a raised hand, doctors look patients in the eye ...

Ericsson’s Bowser has been resurrected to make up for the lack of a WebRTC-compatible browser on iOS and is now available for download from Apple’s App Store. The Swedish telecom vendor said it had ...

Radio World: What would you say is the most interesting recent trend in codecs? Tom Hartnett: By far, the inclusion of WebRTC clients in computer browsers. Essentially, every internet browser, desktop ...

Firefox was an easy alternative. It represented freedom and was built for privacy. But then the years passed, and I lost ...

In the transition of digital communication from "traditional phones" to "online interactions," WEBRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) technology has become the underlying support technology for modern ...

As our digital lives shift more and more to the cloud, more and more of the Web merges into the desktop. Consider the humble Web browser: Once a mere renderer of static HTML, today’s browsers come ...