Savoir-faire Linux is excited to announce DHTNet, a powerful new C++17 library spun off from the Jami project that simplifies peer-to-peer connectivity. DHTNet enables developers to establish secure P2P connections between devices using only public keys, eliminating the need for centralized infrastructure or direct IP addressing. Features Connection Management: DHTNet simplifies the establishment and management […]
Push Notifications: A New Feature Added to Ring Project Push notifications are essential part of the effective end-user experience on mobile platforms. They tend to boost the app engagement and users find them useful and handy as they ease their communications. Although push notifications are widely considered an advantage for most apps, they are regarded […]
Ring keeps surprising communication experts and enthusiasts! Ring is now available on Android TV box and other smart TVs. Ring has become the only communication software available on the Google Play Store for Android TVs, since the discontinuation of support for the TV version of Skype in June 2016. This new release is quite different […]
Through a research agreement, Savoir-faire Linux and UQAM collaborate to improve Ring, especially about data persistence and indexation on OpenDHT.
The major issue with available communication tools is that Big Brother is always watching! The solutions on the market require that you connect via their service so that they can define a revenue model such as selling advertising or charging usage fees. Not Ring!
OpenDHT is the free and open library which implements a distributed hash table at the heart of Ring and incorporates a number of important innovations.