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At Tuenti, a cell phone operator in Spain, we have been using webRTC very successfully for audio. In fact, we built android/iOS/web apps to make regular phone c
by peralta 12y ago
At Tuenti, a cell phone operator in Spain, we have been using webRTC very successfully for audio. In fact, we built android/iOS/web apps to make regular phone calls (to mobile or landline) using webRTC, either from WiFi or 3G/4G networks.
- dirtyaura 12y agoInteresting. Can you tell more about your stack? What did you use for signaling? Did you implement STUN and TURN to by-pass NATs and firewalls?
- peralta 12y agoSTUN and TURN, signaling over our XMPP infrastructure, a more or less recent version of webRTC trunk. We published a post some time ago on our blog about the details: http://corporate.tuenti.com/es/dev/blog/Building-a-VoIP-Service-using-WebRTC http://corporate.tuenti.com/es/dev/blog/Building-a-VoIP-Serv...