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Bowser – The World’s First WebRTC-Enabled Mobile Browser | Ericsson Labs
(labs.ericsson.com)
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in response to http://techcrunch.com/2012/10/17/hacked-pacemakers-could-sen...
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Non-Invasive Security for Implantable Medical Devices
(groups.csail.mit.edu)
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[rtcweb] Summary of Video Codec contributions
(ietf.org)
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What do you mean? Do you mean for a non-p2p applications or in general?
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Firefox: WebRTC for desktop is now in Nightly…
(mozillamediagoddess.org)
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Data API will use SCTP and not TCP so there are some considerations for implementing HTTP over SCTP based channel. Also it depends on what Congestion control the SCTP implements/enables. There are also NAT traversal considerations which wou
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Naming Things with Hashes
(tools.ietf.org)
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The IETF is forming a new working group for an open video codec[1]. It is still a BoF and will be chartered in 3-6 months, which is when the real work will begin. More details on the charter can be found in this email [2]. As for the audi
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Large-Scale Measurement of Broadband Performance: Use Cases and Requirements
(tools.ietf.org)
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Xiki: Can your shell console do this?
(youtube.com)
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Sleep Musicalization: Automatic Music Composition from Sleep Measurements
(cs.helsinki.fi)
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Super Angry Birds – a Tangible Controller {+ hack} at { sound + design }
(soundplusdesign.com)
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This Twitter client is fun, gorgeous, and utterly doomed
(venturebeat.com)
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sure, they would need a (reduced) stick figure detecture for it to be a proper kinect in the browser.
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http://behero.us/ reused the xylophone code to build something like guitar hero
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At the IETF'84: there was some(* consensus on audio codecs. Opus and G.711 (for interop with legacy). However, the video codec consensus has been postponed until 15-October (until then the WG are requesting clarification on licensing and te
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Google Backs Open Codecs for WebRTC | PCWorld Business Center
(pcworld.com)
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There is the GRITS framework that Google showcased at the IO ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Prkyd5n0P7k ), in this the central server resolves the issue and does game prediction for resolving latency between players. There is also the P2
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The big advantage of email is its federation and no need for end-to-end connectivity (Store and Forward paradigm). Today due to cloud computing this could be attempted as a monolithic service and the messages can be stored in the cloud unti
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Gap Analysis for IPv4 Sunset
(tools.ietf.org)
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India probably needs more startups; startups that are solving Indian problems, employing Indians and if relevant expanding the solution to places outside. Despite the corruption and incompetence of the government, I believe that the governm
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Implications of running Internet over ports 80 and 443
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This is certainly a great read, especially since I am a PhD student in the middle of the process and find some of my papers in the resubmitting phase. I am sitting at an airport on my way back from a top-tier conference and the Epilogue on
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The article misses out that Skype also provided Opus codec: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-codec-opus . But apart from that WebRTC is supposed to be an open standard and Mozilla and Google are already implementing it. So Microsoft n
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and there is DTN using IP over avian carriers: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1614234
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There is whole field of study called delay/disruption tolerant networking ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4838 ), which uses data mules or physical mobility to overcome connectivity outages in constraint environment ( http://en.wikipedia.o
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I dont know what enabling QoS means on routers: is it traffic shaping or using QoS code points. Traffic shapping should be possible but I am not a strong believer of middleboxes tampering doing this (they probably dont have enough context t
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It is just a proposal by the authors, and not an IETF working group (WG) draft. This can be identified by the name as draft-authorname-* and not draft-ietf-*. Anyone can write an author draft and AFAICS this is not even aimed at a specific
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I have been playing with WebRTC but the API for the data channel is yet to be implemented or available in any of the browser. Currently only MediaStream and PeerConnection has been implemented in Chrome.
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