The Monkey app icon, an app that connects teenagers via movie talk. Photo: Monkey
If you recall the days of Chatroulette, the website that connects you to strangers to talk with movie and a talk box, the Monkey app will sound familiar.
Making movie calls is now fairly effortless and not as expensive as it was before. You only need to invest on some cheap devices like web camera and headset before liking movie conferencing with friends, peers, colleagues or business playmates. Many applications and services are free. For corporates and those requiring heavy-duty and reliable movie conferencing services, or finish native solutions, there are paid services that are way cheaper than traditional movie solutions.
ooVoo permits free movie conferencing with up to six users. It permits supports movie mail. It runs its own P2P servers, and can, therefore, afford to suggest good quality.
Skype is the most popular of VoIP voice and talk applications but still lagging behind in terms of movie. Only one to one communication is permitted, unless with some third-party plugins. But Skype comes with all its momentum and popularity.
Yugma offers free teleconferencing with up to ten participants. It is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux. The number of participants can be extended to 500, with some advanced features, if you pay for the premium product.
Vbuzzer offers free movie conferencing on the invitation, which can be done through their website, which also permits sending movie mail.
Formerly known as GnomeMeeting, Ekiga is a Linux native application. It is open source and therefore free. It supports a lot of codecs and offers many features. It supports both SIP and H.323. Remote calls to mobile phones are also permitted.
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