After it’s giant fundraising round, Reliance Jio has entered a new business — teleconferencing.
Reliance Jio has launched its teleconferencing app, JioMeet
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JioMeet is Reliance Jio's new teleconferencing app
With this, Jio is competing with Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams
The app is free to use, and supports calls with 100 participants
Reliance Jio has launched JioMeet, its answer to Zoom. Mukesh Ambani's telecom company has launched its video conferencing app with little fanfare on Thursday night, and its apps are already available on Google Play and the App Store. After a nonstop streak of funding updates, Reliance Jio has released its first new product, and it's entering the ring against Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and other popular video conferencing tools.
JioMeet supports direct calls (1:1 calling) as well as hosting meetings with up to 100 participants. As per Reliance Jio, the app offers enterprise-grade host controls. You can sign up with your phone number or email ID, and the meetings support HD quality. It's free to use and you can create unlimited meetings per day, and the meetings can also be password protected and supports a waiting room like Zoom.
Reliance Jio saw a fundraising spree from April through June, starting with a deal with Facebook in which the social network acquired 9.99 percent of Jio. Now, the telecom giant has launched its first new product in a while, and apart from support for use directly through your browser (but only if you're using Chrome or Firefox), also has apps for Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android — you can find the links on the Jio site.
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For a free service, JioMeet is literally punching way above its weight when it comes to functionality. Plus, it also seems easy to use.
JioMeet is free to use and it is also made in India.
Reliance Jio’s JioMeet video-conferencing platform is officially out of beta. Jio Meet is now available for all users as a free mobile application on Android and iOS, and as a standalone desktop website accessible on both Windows and Mac. With it, Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) is looking to take on rivals like Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and others, all of which are seeing a surge in usage as more and more people are forced to stay cooped up inside their homes in the wake of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
JioMeet is free to use and it is also made in India, two factors that definitely give it an edge over peers. But what’s more interesting about it is that Jio isn’t compromising with the feature set. For a free service, JioMeet is literally punching way above its weight when it comes to functionality. Plus, it also seems easy to use. No wonder, the app already has 10,000+ downloads on Android, only hours after it went live. Previously, Jio Meet was available for a limited number of users in beta.
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