Reliance Jio has launched JioMeet, its reply to Zoom. Mukesh Ambani’s telecom firm has launched its video conferencing app with little fanfare on Thursday evening, and its apps are already out there on Google Play and the App Retailer. After a nonstop streak of funding updates, Reliance Jio has launched its first new product, and it is getting into the ring towards Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Groups, and different in style video conferencing instruments.
JioMeet helps direct calls (1:1 calling) in addition to internet hosting conferences with as much as 100 contributors. As per Reliance Jio, the app presents enterprise-grade host controls. You possibly can join along with your phone quantity or e-mail ID, and the conferences assist HD high quality. It is free to make use of and you’ll create limitless conferences per day, and the conferences may also be password protected and helps a ready room like Zoom.
Reliance Jio noticed a fundraising spree from April via June, beginning with a take care of Fb wherein the social community acquired 9.99 p.c of Jio. Now, the telecom big has launched its first new product shortly, and other than assist to be used straight via your browser (however provided that you are utilizing Chrome or Firefox), additionally has apps for Home windows, Mac, iOS, and Android yow will discover the hyperlinks on the Jio web site.
The platform has a quite simple interface that appears a good bit like Zoom really however a fast take a look at confirmed that it seems to work similar to the opposite main apps. JioMeet says that the app assist multi-device login assist, on as much as 5 units, and you’ll seamlessly change between units whereas on a name. There’s additionally a characteristic referred to as Secure Driving Mode, in addition to normal options like display sharing.
Though the app is now out there to the general public, Jio had been testing it for a few months, and you’ll see feedback on Google Play exhibiting the way it used to require an invitation code. Now although, all that you must do is join JioMeet.
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