If somebody else has a Web browser with WebRTC support—whether on a desktop computer, a smartphone or a super-awesome wristwatch communication device of the future—you can talk with that ...

More automation is on tap for the Web as the WebRTC initiative would enable standards-based real-time communications in the browser, benefiting applications like e-commerce, phone and video calls ...

The standard group’s reason for being is that “Currently, there is no free, high quality, complete solution available that enables communication in the browser." WebRTC aims to make that happen.

The web has revolutionised communication, and WebRTC promises to take the revolution a step further. The free, open-source project enables compliant web browsers to communicate in real-time using ...

So what’s the buzz about WebRTC? Simply, it takes real-time audio/video communication to the browser, opening up possibilities for enterprises—businesses, healthcare organizations, governments ...

WebRTC lets web browsers create peer-to-peer connections for real-time communication without needing plugins. WebRTC may expose a device’s local and public internet addresses, even if you ...

WebRTC (Real-Time Communications) is a technology designed to help developers add real-time communications features to Web browsers and apps via JavaScript APIs. The technology has so far ...

Short for Web Real-Time Communication, WebRTC it is an open source tool first introduced in 2011 that allows web browsers to manage real-time peer-to-peer connections with the websites they visit.