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WebRTC has transformed how we communicate online, offering low-latency audio, video, and data streaming directly between browsers. But what if you need to record a WebRTC call — for training, compliance, or quality assurance? The process isn’t always straightforward, and there are legal considerations to keep in mind.
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For years, traditional SIP softphones dominated VoIP deployments. But today, a new wave of technology is reshaping communication: WebRTC softphones. By combining the simplicity of browser-based communication with the reliability of SIP and PBX systems, WebRTC is bridging the gap between modern accessibility and enterprise-grade telephony.
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If you’ve been exploring WebRTC for real-time audio, video, and data, you may be wondering which transport protocol it uses: UDP or TCP. The truth is that WebRTC can use both — but prefers one over the other for good reasons.
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WebRTC has become the go-to technology for real-time audio, video, and data sharing across browsers and devices. But many developers wonder — does WebRTC actually use WebSockets under the hood? The short answer: not for media transport, but it can for signalling.
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Understanding what issues cause lag & freeze issues with Webrtc—and knowing how to address them—can make all the difference between a crystal-clear conversation and a pixelated mess.
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In SIP-based communication systems, few things trip up developers and VoIP engineers more than the confusing difference between a SIP dialog and a SIP transaction.
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WebRTC has revolutionised real-time communication with browser-based voice and video. But as more businesses adopt it for mission-critical applications, a pressing question emerges: Is WebRTC secure?
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Softphones offer impressive flexibility and affordability, but they’re not without their challenges. Whether you’re switching from desk phones or considering a full VoIP setup, understanding the drawbacks of softphones can help you make smarter decisions.
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Can I Use My Computer as a VoIP Phone?
Yes — and it’s easier than you think. Learn how to turn your computer into a secure VoIP phone using softphone apps and browser-based solutions like WebRTC. No desk phone required.
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The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) revolution is here—and VoIP is riding the wave. Whether it’s remote teams using personal laptops or sales agents calling from their smartphones, businesses are embracing flexibility. But with convenience comes complexity.
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