Interest around video meeting software is higher than ever, as isolation measures across the world drive demand for tools to connect people with co-workers during the day, family and friends at night. The “new normal” has led to a huge uptick in use of established video apps – think Teams, Meet and FaceTime – and has made Zoom a household name (not always for the right reasons).
But technology does not stand still and there are a wide array of innovative start-ups hoping to make video calls more accessible and effective. Apps coming onto the market range from lightweight video feeds and collaborative screen-sharing canvases to virtual avatars in augmented reality.
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Source: Computer World