Facebook is said to run their newest messenger app feature that will allow you to talk to contacts live and face-to-face, the Facebook Messenger 'Video Calling.'
In a blog post statement, it says, "You can quickly start a video call from any conversation with just one tap. If you’re messaging with someone and realize that words just aren’t enough, you can simply choose the video icon in the top right corner of the screen and start a video call right from within an existing Messenger conversation."
Before this Facebook Messenger has already a so-called voice calls that allows you to call to anyone on your contacts real time.
Stan Chudnovsky, head of product for Messenger, and Param Reddy, engineering manager said, "Video calling will expand Messenger’s real-time communication features, enabling the more than 600 million people who use Messenger every month to reach others wherever they are, from anywhere. It’s fast, reliable and high quality."
They also added that there will be no restriction weather your mobile phone is iOS or Android, you can video call anytime you want if your online, they said, "even if one person is on iOS and the other person is on an Android device."
But the sad part is it will not be available yet in the Philippines for it will be first launch on the following sites; Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, France, Greece, Ireland, Laos, Lithuania, Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, the UK, the US and Uruguay.
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In a blog post statement, it says, "You can quickly start a video call from any conversation with just one tap. If you’re messaging with someone and realize that words just aren’t enough, you can simply choose the video icon in the top right corner of the screen and start a video call right from within an existing Messenger conversation."
Before this Facebook Messenger has already a so-called voice calls that allows you to call to anyone on your contacts real time.
Stan Chudnovsky, head of product for Messenger, and Param Reddy, engineering manager said, "Video calling will expand Messenger’s real-time communication features, enabling the more than 600 million people who use Messenger every month to reach others wherever they are, from anywhere. It’s fast, reliable and high quality."
They also added that there will be no restriction weather your mobile phone is iOS or Android, you can video call anytime you want if your online, they said, "even if one person is on iOS and the other person is on an Android device."
But the sad part is it will not be available yet in the Philippines for it will be first launch on the following sites; Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, France, Greece, Ireland, Laos, Lithuania, Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, the UK, the US and Uruguay.
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