Android World Update # Chrome for Android update brings WebRTC to stable channel

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Chrome for Android update brings WebRTC to stable channel Aug 20th 2013, 23:20, by Jerry Hildenbrand Real time communication without plugins now available on Chrome for Android Chrome for Android has been updated today, and along with improved scrolling and startup performance, there's also a pretty cool new feature — support for WebRTC. WebRTC is a free, open project that enables web browsers with Real-Time Communications capabilities via some simple Javascript APIs. It's been supported on the desktop in Chrome for a few versions, and is a joint project between Google, Mozilla and Opera. That's what it is, but what it does is the cool part. It allows you to use the camera and microphone on your Android to video chat without installing any pesky plugins. A website using WebRTC will request permission, and if you grant it you'll have a persistent notification reminding you that video and voice is being transmitted. Things can get interesting if web developers integrate it into their site design. The update is "rolling out" starting today. You can check for updates from the Google Play app on your Android, or by clicking the Google Play link above. Source: Google Chrome Blog

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