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 [...]
iPhone, iPad and Android devices are becoming a part of our life and people use them even more than laptops and PCs, for us it’s not easy to bring Zingaya capabilities to mobile devices, because Apple doesn’t support Adobe Flash on mobile devices and Adobe Flash on Android has no required capabilities (microphone support). We [...]
Adobe released new Flash Player 10.3 with built-in acoustic cancellation support, it means that all Zingaya users will have even better quality of audio while calling (and lesser hardware resources required for us to handle the same amount of calls . It’s really the big step in browser-based telephony world and we are looking forward [...]
