Earlier today Skype announced their version 5.0 BETA.
There’s a number of improvements and new features. They are all of value, but perhaps the most important and intriguing feature release is group video calling.
The highly demanded and anticipated group video calling feature allows Skype users to conduct a Skype video call with up to five other Skype users.
That’s right – five way video conferencing. For free.
All you need is a Skype Web camera, a Skype account and some Skype buddies.
For years video conferencing technology has been out of the reach of small companies. With version 5.0, Skype has enable millions to start leveraging video conferencing to increase productivity, efficiency and even lower costs.
Small businesses no longer need to outlay thousands of dollars to enjoy basic video conferencing if they don’t need to. This is a huge win for Skype and users of the service.
Now this feature release doesn’t signal the end for existing video conferencing providers. If anything it will only further increased interest and use of the technology.
And as interest and usage increases, so to does demand for more advanced and feature rich video conferencing options. This makes the announcement a win for just about everyone.
Oh and we’ll get back to VoIP tomorrow. Promise.
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