It’s hard to beat free as a price point, even if it does mean fewer features and less support. In my humble opinion, coupling free with web conferencing is a potent cause for joy! So when we say free video conferencing, what do we actually mean? Well typically a free conference service, like those listedContinue Reading
When it comes to web conferencing, whether video or audio, you need a service that works as well on Mac OS X as it does with Windows and Linux. In light of strong sales figures from Apple it is now more important than ever that your choice of conferencing solution will work with OS XContinue Reading
We’ve been blogging quite a lot on the subject of video conferencing recently, covering everything from browser-based net meetings to improving screen sharing. And while some of the services we’ve featured offer conference recording as standard, most don’t. So what do you do if you have an important online meeting with a client who isContinue Reading
I suppose that one of the biggest trends online right now is the move away from desktop-based applications to browser-based software. We have seen this trend growing especially as Google and Microsoft push their suites of office applications. While I for one don’t foresee myself using only browser-based tools in preference to their fully featuredContinue Reading
Staying in touch with friends, family and coworkers via the internet has been in an almost constant state of evolution. The first ‘killer app’ was email; quick and easy, email allowed millions of people across the world to stay into touch without having to actually print or write a letter and post it. Soon afterContinue Reading