X is reportedly working on a new video conferencing feature.
The Conferences feature will likely be integrated in X Spaces.
This feature could be Elon Musk’s next move to make X an “everything app.”
In the world of online meetings and video calls, giants like Google Meet and Microsoft Teams have long reigned supreme. But now, a new contender might be stepping soon into the ring. X (formerly known as Twitter) is reportedly working on a new video conferencing feature– Conferences.
Let’s delve into the details.
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Conferences on 𝕏 are coming soon! You'll be able to host meetings just like on Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams. pic.twitter.com/NuExkhVMyw
— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) April 26, 2024
X users ‘DogeDesigner’ and ‘X Daily News’ report that the Conferences feature will likely be integrated in the existing live audio platform (which added support for videos earlier this year), X Spaces.
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PREVIEW: X might be working on hosting conferences on X spaces. pic.twitter.com/ItK4EFrBn6
— X Daily News (@xDaily) April 19, 2024
This feature could be Elon Musk’s next move to make X an “everything app.”
It’s important to note that the arrival of the Conferences feature has not been officially confirmed by the company. So, we suggest taking this information with a pinch of salt.
In related news, X is also gearing up to launch a new X TV app soon. The app promises to offer an “immersive entertainment experience” on your television screen. According to X CEO Linda Yaccarino, the upcoming X TV app will offer “real-time, engaging content”. Also, this app will be your “go-to companion” for a “high-quality, immersive entertainment experience on a larger screen.”
The X TV app will feature a trending video algorithm, helping users to stay updated with tailored popular content. The app will incorporate AI-powered topics to organise videos by subject. It will also offer seamless cross-device functionality, allowing users to start watching a video on their phone and then continue watching it on their TV.
Moreover, the X TV app is said to come with enhanced video search. According to Yaccarino, the app will be available to “most smart TVs” soon.
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