A new communications app launched today called “Wire”. In this episode I talk about my initial thoughts…
Also, see: http://www.disruptivetelephony.com/2014/12/initial-thoughts-on-wire-the-new-communication-app-from-ex-skypers.html
Dec 03
Initial Thoughts On "Wire", The New Communication App From Ex-Skypers
Another remarkable day in Internet communications! Today brought the launch of "Wire", a "modern communications network" that runs on iOS, Android, Mac OS X and soon in WebRTC-equipped web browsers. My first thought was naturally – do we really need…
Dec 03
Olle Johansson’s #MoreCrypto V2.0 Slide Deck – With TLS
Olle Johansson is a tireless crusader for bringing about a more secure Internet… and just recently published a new version 2.0 of his “#MoreCrypto” slide presentation that this time incorporates a good bit more information about TLS. He includes some tutorial information about TLS and gives multiple examples of using certificates, including with the DANE protocol. Read more…
Dec 02
TDYR 188 – Testing Out Mozilla’s New Firefox Hello WebRTC App
Today I tested “Firefox Hello”, Mozilla’s new WebRTC app that is included in Firefox 34. To read more about it, please visit:
http://www.disruptivetelephony.com/2014/12/how-to-test-firefox-hello-mozillas-new-webrtc-video-call-service.html
Dec 02
How To Test Firefox Hello, Mozilla’s New WebRTC Video Call Service
Wow! Mozilla’s new Firefox 34 includes a great new WebRTC-based feature called "Firefox Hello" that lets you call people without requiring them to have an account with Firefox. You simply send them a URL via email, chat or some other…
Dec 02
Google’s IPv6 Traffic Hits 5% Globally, 28% in Belgium, 12% in USA and Germany
Outstanding news! Today marked another milestone in the continued evolution of the Internet from the development version based on IPv4 to the production version of the Internet based on IPv6 – Google’s IPv6 traffic statistics showed that global traffic over IPv6 has passed the 5% mark! Even better, if you go into the per-country IPv6 statistics, you Read more…
Dec 01
A Blog Post A Day For December 2014 – #Finish2014Strong
Over the weekend I decided that I’d set myself the personal challenge of "finishing strong" in 2014 with publishing at least one post across my various different sites for each day of December 2014. Why? Well… I started out strong…
Dec 01
TDYR 187 – 1 Blog Post A Day In December – #Finish2014Strong
I’ve set myself a personal challenge to “finish strong” in 2014 and write at least one blog post each day of December. More info at:
http://www.disruptiveconversations.com/2014/12/a-blog-post-a-day-for-december-2014-finish2014strong.html
Dec 01
FIR #784 – 12/1/14 – For Immediate Release
Black Friday in the US and UK; Quick News: UK ad watchdog raps YouTube stars over Oreo videos, Bell Canada employees offer no disclosure along with 5-star reviews for company app, Nordstrom test fitting room mirrors that turn into interactive touchscre…
Dec 01
Australia (.AU) and Grenada (.GD) Are Latest ccTLDs To Sign With DNSSEC
Today’s DNSSEC Deployment Maps have two great new additions for country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs): Australia’s .AU domain and Grenada’s .GD domain both had their DS record published in the root zone of DNS over the past few days. What this means is that anyone who has registered a domain in .AU or .GD may soon Read more…
