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Robin Good: Fuze Join is an iPhone app which allows Fuze Meeting enterprise customers to launch video-conferences with up to 12 people directly from their iOS device.
From IntoMobile: "FuzeBox unveiled today an update to the Fuze Join app already available in the App Store that most notably brings multi-party video conferencing to iPhone owners.
Fuze Join is geared toward enterprise users who travel but need to communicate with co-workers. ...
The group video chat feature looks somewhat similar to a Google+ Hangout.
There’s a large view of one video feed at the top above smaller views for other participants, but you can drag and drop to rearrange them any way you want.
Up to twelve people can video chat in a single meeting.
What makes Fuze Join really stand out for business users is the ability to share files within the session. It supports documents, photos and even video.
A good ol’ fashioned text chat feature is included as well. Free to download but you have to be a FuzeBox member to get any use out of it."
Source: http://www.intomobile.com/2012/06/14/fuze-join-enables-multiparty-video-chat-iphone/ ;
Free trial available.
Premium plans start at $15/mo.
More info: https://www.fuzebox.com/products/fuzemeeting ;
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fuze-join/id302731408?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D6 Via Robin Good 
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ghbrett's curator insight,
March 30, 2013 7:36 AM
Robin Good shares a new Cloud Service with us in this scoop. Have a read of his comments below. They are very helpful. Thanks Robin, once again.
One question I do have is what is the sustainability or business models of these services. It's hard enough to keep up with local storage equipment and standards, or connectors (e.g., Firewire, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB TNG, Apple Lightning, SATA, etc., etc.,) How will we keep up with the technology? How will we know where we put that important file? This why curation, maintenance, and digital archive management are becoming much more important. 
wanderingsalsero's curator insight,
April 3, 2013 11:51 PM
I find this MOST interesting. Thanks Robin. Cloud storage has become more interesting to me because I work on a laptop with a HD that is pretty well maxed-out for now. I've used Dropbox for years and am up to about 11 G right now because I've had some referrals. But I think it's always good to have some more storage. |
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