If the underlying assumptions behind certain business decisions are no longer true, intelligent companies revisit those decisions. For more than a decade, companies could safely assume that nearly all web-browsing was taking place on the desktop or the tabletop. The screen and the keyboard were large and hands were generally free to perform functions like [...]
DEMO DOESN’T WORK WITH THE LATEST DEV BUILD OF CHROME, WE WILL FIX IT LATER AND LET YOU KNOW As we mentioned in our previous post Google is working on Google Chrome dev build to let developers play with some first implementation of WebRTC technology. We’ve prepared a demo to let you try WebRTC right [...]
Today WebRTC became available in the Chrome dev channel, it means that release version of the Chrome browser with WebRTC support will become available soon. Zingaya will use new exciting capabilities of WebRTC to provide our customers and users with the best possible experience. Thanks to Google, Ericsson, Voxeo, Cisco and Mozilla for their work, [...]
According to the latest news from Google their Chrome browser will get WebRTC support soon. We are waiting eagerly, because Zingaya platform already supports WebRTC and we would like to offer the new level of sound quality and user experience with its amazing capabilities. Hopefully we will be able to get some first working version [...]
Today we’ve upgraded Zingaya to use Amazon CloudFront and it increased speed a lot, especially in Europe and Russia (because Zingaya’s core is situated in US). Amazon’s Edge servers are located in all parts of the world and used to send the static content (including Zingaya button images and Zingaya widget images) to the end [...]
We continue improving Zingaya to provide with the best possible sound quality. New version of the widget uses special bandwidth check feature that helps to detect the audio codec which will be used for the call and check if call is possible with currently available bandwidth and ping. If detected bandwidth or ping isn’t good [...]
As we mentioned in previous post we’ve updated our widget to improve usability and user interface, and we’ve done everything to keep it as simple as possible. Let’s check how Zingaya new widget looks like and what new features it brings. First of all, we added explanation of Flash Privacy ‘Allow/Deny’ dialog, because a lot [...]
A lot of companies (if not all) use Google Analytics. No need to describe what this tool is about and why it’s very important for businesses. We tried to understand if there is a way for seamless integration between Zingaya and Google Analytics and finally find the right way to do that. We’ve just started working [...]
Flash Player 11 beta 2 was released for developers in August 8, 2011. 11th version of Flash player will bring us new exciting capabilities, including native G.711 codec support (PCMU&PCMA), fixed enhanced microphone bug to let all our users take benefits of client-side acoustic echo cancellation support, H.264 encoding and it will be released for [...]
Few weeks ago Google released WebRTC, a new open project that provides Internet users with the ability to communicate in real-time via voice and video by simply using a Real-Time Communications (RTC) compatible browser. We think it’s great for further evolution of the Internet and web technologies and, of course, we will work hard to add WebRTC support [...]
