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Live. In your app. Face-to-face on iOS
Today, we are changing the face of iOS applications. With the introduction of the OpenTok iOS SDK, we are bringing the power, emotion and engagement of face-to-face video to legions of Objective-C...
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OpenTok on WebRTC: Grab your lab coat!
At TokBox, we spend a lot of time keeping up with what’s going on in the world of face-to-face video, because we’re always looking for the best ways to help move the OpenTok platform forward. Today,...
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TokBox – now a Telefónica Digital company
Same great Platform, same great team, great new owners. I have some great news to share with you – TokBox has been acquired by Telefónica Digital (@tefdigital), an ambitious, innovative global...
View ArticleOpenTok on WebRTC: Offering the technology of tomorrow, today
I am very excited today to announce our first major product release since being acquired by Telefónica Digital (@tefdigital) only two weeks ago. While we’re not in the habit of tooting our own horn,...
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Firefox support opens up new world of WebRTC possibilities
We’re incredibly pleased to see Mozilla launch Firefox with WebRTC enabled by default. With Mozilla’s Firefox joining the WebRTC family, millions of people will have the opportunity to experience...
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Welcome Chrome for Android – Now part of our WebRTC family
We’re incredibly pleased to announce that OpenTok on WebRTC supports Google’s just-released Chrome 29 for Android. This brings Android support formally into the OpenTok on WebRTC family, and is a big...
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Announcing New Pricing for the OpenTok Platform
On October 1st, 2013 we will be launching new pricing for the OpenTok platform. We are updating our pricing to reflect the cost of operating the OpenTok Platform on WebRTC versus older versions of our...
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WebRTC and Signaling: What Two Years Has Taught Us
There’s a new digital version of an old analog joke that starts something like this: ”Two WebRTC engineers walk into a bar to have a beer while they talk about signaling.” The problem is that it’s the...
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Is WebRTC Ready for H.264?
The long-running video codec debate has, without a doubt, been the biggest open issue in the WebRTC standards effort. In a surprise announcement last week, Cisco introduced a mechanism through which...
View ArticleWhat WebRTC Santa Clara Said About The State of Play
With last week’s WebRTC Conference and Expo in Santa Clara, California coming to a successful conclusion, the second big WebRTC event of the year is now behind us. Sure, there are other WebRTC-related...
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