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business2 years ago

Atlassian's $1 Billion Acquisition of Loom Boosts Team Collaboration

Atlassian has announced its acquisition of video messaging platform Loom for approximately $975 million, aiming to enhance its team collaboration tools and meet the growing demand for hybrid work. By integrating Loom's technology into Atlassian software, users will be able to incorporate video into their workflows. The deal, expected to close in March 2024, will be funded with existing cash balances and is projected to dilute operating margins in fiscal years 2024 and 2025.

via Reuters|
#acquisition#atlassian#business
technology2 years ago

"Mastering Apple's Latest iPhone Software: FaceTime Video Voicemail, Audio Messages, and More"

Apple's latest iOS 17 update allows iPhone users to leave video messages on FaceTime if the call goes unanswered. To send a video message, users need to update their iPhone to iOS 17, open the FaceTime app, select the contact, and if the call is unanswered, they will be prompted to record a video message. The recipient can then view the message in their missed call log and choose to return the call, watch the video message, or save it to their Camera Roll.

via CNBC|
#apple#facetime#ios-17
technology2 years ago

WhatsApp introduces new communication features including video messages and editing sent messages.

WhatsApp is testing a new video messaging feature in beta updates for Android and iOS. Similar to Snapchat, users can record and send short, spontaneous video clips by tapping and holding the button while recording. The feature will be end-to-end encrypted and the recipient won't be able to forward the video message to others. The feature is still in beta, but is expected to be added to the stable version of the app in the near future.

via PhoneArena|
#beta-update#communication#snapchat
technology2 years ago

WhatsApp introduces new features for messaging including self-destructing audio and short video messages.

WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will allow iPhone users to send short video messages to other people. The feature is not yet available to users, but it works similarly to Telegram's short video messages. Users can record a video of up to 60 seconds, and the video is shown in a circular format and plays automatically. The short video messages are end-to-end encrypted and can't be saved or forwarded, but screenshots are allowed. It's uncertain when WhatsApp plans to make the feature available to everyone.

via 9to5Mac|
#end-to-end-encryption#iphone#technology