1.VSee
VSee is a video conferencing
and screen sharing service
which works very similar to
Skype. VSee uses less
bandwidth and offers higher
quality video and audio as
compared to Skype. The
greatest advantage of VSee over
any other video communication
service is that the users can
share their screen with other
users and use annotation tools
for meetings and discussions.
The free version of VSee
supports only one screen share
per day with unlimited group
video calls.
2.ooVoo
ooVoo tries to give the user a
lot more options mainly for
video communication. ooVoo
provides high quality video
and audio experience for the
user. The user can see videos
in full screen mode making
good use of the screen real
estate. Probably the biggest
features of ooVoo, which also
differentiate it with other
competitors, are video call
recording and video messaging.
With ooVoo, users are able to
send video messages to each
other while recording live
conversations. Another exciting
feature of ooVoo is the watch
together feature. With watch
together, the users are able to
watch movies together while
remotely connected to each
other.
The free version of ooVoo allows
up to 12 people to connect to
each other in a group call.
3.Viber
Viber first started as a free
mobile voice call service, and
has recently venture into the
desktop market as well. It is
now available for Windows and
Mac alongside the various
mobile platforms that it
supports. The biggest
advantage of Viber is that once
you are connected to it from
your mobile, all your contacts
in the phone are added to your
Viber account and you can
access them right from the
desktop too.
