A new service from Zoom to compete with Google and Microsoft
The video chatting app Zoom is seeking to compete with companies such as Google and Microsoft, by expanding with new services.
In this context, Zoom is seeking to launch its own email service.
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The “The Verg” website, specialized in technology news, stated that ZOOM achieved great success throughout 2020, as it is the most effective video chat application in use during the pandemic crisis.
As a result, the value of the shares of the company that owns the zoom increased by more than 500%, with the spread of remote work in various countries of the world.
The site said that zoom will begin testing its official e-mail site starting next year, and is also considering launching its own date and time application, but in the long run.
The Zoom app surprised about 300 million users before the start of the Christmas and New Year holidays, with the decision to lift restrictions on the time limit for calling.
During the Christmas and New Year season this year, friends and family separated by Covid-19 will not experience the interruption of their virtual gatherings on the Zoom app when the 40-minute limit for free subscribers calls is reached.
Zoom said it will remove the maximum number of free calls to subscribers during the holidays.
This includes celebrations on the Eve and Day of Christmas and the end of the Jewish holiday of lights and Kwanzaa celebrated by African Americans as well as New Year’s Eve and the first day of the new year.
The spread of the Corona virus increased to record levels around the world during the second wave, which forced many to stay home and plan their gatherings with friends and family on the Internet instead.
Zoom’s market value rose to $ 139 billion at the end of October, compared to a market value of $ 138.9 billion for Exxon.
Zoom video conferencing services, which has seen a massive surge in demand during the Coronavirus pandemic, has become more valuable than ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest oil and gas companies.
The founder of “Zoom” video conferencing services, Eric Yuan, is estimated to be worth more than $ 28.6 billion, ranking him 40th in the list of the world’s richest people.