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Making the TV another SIP endpoint
Don’t get this wrong, mainstream access to video calling from a big screen is hardly new. Besides Skype there have been (and are) a few options for using the TV and the living room as a spot for having personal video calls and traditionally, the common option would be to hook a device to the…
Session Border Controller (SBC) requirements for MS Teams
SBC as key element on Direct Routing scenarios Interconnection with MS Teams represents a technical challenge as it manages signaling and media in a different way to traditional PBX. SBCs are elements that have been designed to defeat all the problems and concerns related to security (preventing DDoS attacks, topology hiding, etc), interconnection between different vendor platforms (SIP normalization) and performance of SIP networks (monitoring…
Quobis releases QoffeeSIP, a JavaScript SIP stack for WebRTC
Vigo (Spain), December 20, 2012. – QUOBIS (www.quobis.com ) announces the public release of QoffeeSIP, a full SIP stack for WebRTC applications. QoffeeSIP enables the creation of video & voice applications over the web and, in a short future, the connection of browsers to any SIP enabled device. WebRTC, HTML5 and this stack open up new…
Sippo wac v4 to be announced at IMS World (London)
Quobis, the leader in real-time communication apps for the web, announced it will be exhibiting at IMS World event, to be held on April 25 – 26 in London (UK). Quobis’ booth (#10) will showcase how the launch of a new release of Sippo wac. This is a telco-class real-time communication application server for the…
Quobis is a certified Zoom Phone integrator partner
Quobis is a certified Zoom Phone integrator partner. Zoom Phone is a unified communications solution that inherits the main features of Zoom conferencing products that have made it one of the most popular solutions. For example, it is characterized by an easy and intuitive interface and simple configuration. Additionally, Zoom’s communications platforms are characterized by…
5G & WebRTC: use cases trends in the near future
As you probably know, WebRTC is a technology which allows voice, video and collaboration directly from the browser, with no need to install anything there. WebRTC stands for web-based Real Time Communication. Despite the technology having been around for some time (Quobis started to use it in 2012), its popularity is growing. Popular tools like MS Teams, Zoom…
