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 ...

We thought the division would be between the "free world" and the "walled garden" advocates (i.e., Microsoft and Apple). The reality isn't so simple. Editor's Note: For an update on browser ...

Browsers with WebRTC support are becoming a reality. But there are, and will continue to be, notable exceptions. It has been 6 months since my previous post detailing the state of the market when it ...

Ericsson said it was heavily involved in the standardisation of WebRTC, and had been developing prototype implementations for over two years. "With Bowser, developers can finally start experimenting ...

Even the best VPN services cannot prevent your privacy from being exposed at times. This is something that can occur from a leak on your browser, for example. First discovered in 2015, WebRTC leaks ...

The Spanish carrier group Telefónica is big on WebRTC, the technology that allows for plugin-free in-browser voice and video calls, among other things – it uses it for the in-browser Skype rival ...