WebRTC

• WebRTC
• 2 Min Read
• 13th November 2006

Blackberry Pearl – I want one, I got one

One of my friends was hassling me the other day. He said I never found anything good to say on this blog. Commenting it’s easy to tear something down than to build something up. Fair enough. What irks me though is products/services where it’s apparent not much serious thought was put in them. And more […]

Chris Koehncke

• WebRTC
• 3 Min Read
• 18th October 2006

Two drinks into me, a table of colleagues burst out laughing when I lamented that the motto for VoIP should be, “taking something that isn’t broken and breaking it.” The challenge for most engineers is that they start with some neat technology and start looking for a problem to solve. Which brings me to the […]

Chris Koehncke

• WebRTC
• 3 Min Read
• 6th October 2006

E911 and VoIP – What you should demand

The topic of E911 and VoIP is a great fodder for various news agencies. It would seem all we do all day long is call 911. In fact, Americans made more than 150 million calls to E911 last year with about 1/3 of them coming from wireless callers. Why any VoBB provider would sign up […]

Chris Koehncke

• WebRTC
• 1 Min Read
• 30th September 2006

The beginning

You all have feared this. So many of you are amused with my ranting and ravings about something incredibly stupid that I’ve seen (which there is no lack of material) or something interesting (usually missed due to it’s simple elegance). I will focus on the subject of telecom with a special interest on the topic […]

Chris Koehncke