I drive an unusual car. I live in central London, but unusually have a garage. I've never had a speeding ticket or major accident. I...

Note: I'm working on a separate full blog post about network quality, purpose, flow-management & the Internet (reflecting my freque...

So... I called that one very wrong indeed. I've consistently laughed at the notion that Microsoft would acquire Nokia, as it seemed suc...

I cover two main areas of technology at the moment, accounting for about about 80-90% of my work:  Personal communications (voice, messag...

While the internal WebRTC world has seen a lot of famous company names attending conferences, participating in standards bodies, issuing pr...

I had two conversations about fax machines and security-alarms yesterday. Very 1980s, you might think. Yet both cropped up in conversatio...

I'm now in Atlanta, catching up from jetlag and preparing for what I expect is going to be a landmark event for WebRTC - probably the...

I've been speaking to assorted vendors recently about their plans for carrier WiFi, linked to the usual rhetoric about Hotspot 2.0, AND...

One of the things I'm expecting to hear a lot about at the upcoming Atlanta WebRTC conference & expo is partnering and the formatio...

I've just published the Q2 Update for the Disruptive Analysis WebRTC report , the first edition of which came out in February. That...

I didn't see this coming at all - according to this article on Azi Ronen's blog , the Israeli government wants to ban carrier WiFi ...

Overall, it seems that the standardisation of WebRTC is taking somewhat longer than I anticipated at the time of my strategy report...

I frequently argue against the assumption that "seamless" connection to WiFi is practical or desirable, especially for the genera...