AvatarLife Viewer Introduces Video Calls and Screen Sharing – Hypergrid Business

The latest update for the AvatarLife Viewer introduces a slew of exciting communication features designed to elevate user interaction. Now, users can enjoy video conferencing for up to five participants, dive into audio-only discussions, share screens without needing accompanying video, and navigate the interface in six different languages.

“We’re thrilled to equip our community with the tools they need for seamless interaction. Whether it’s a casual hangout or a formal business meeting, these new features position AvatarLife as the go-to virtual platform for meaningful connections,” shared Sushant Chandrasekar, AvatarLife’s CEO and co-founder, with Hypergrid Business.

Good news for current users: these enhancements come at no extra charge and are available for both Mac and Windows systems.

The video conferencing capability turns simple calls into lively virtual meetings, enabling face-to-face interaction with up to five people right through the viewer. This enhancement is just what you need for small discussions, social gatherings, or brainstorming sessions.

If you prefer just talking, the audio conferencing option allows for clear voice chats perfect for private conversations or larger group meetings, all without needing any external software.

For those who like to stay behind the curtain, the screen sharing feature lets you share your screen privately, without the need for video. It’s perfect for presentations or collaborative projects where your personal visuals remain unseen.

Adding to the user-friendly experience, the Viewer now supports Spanish, German, Italian, French, Portuguese, and Russian, with easy language switching to make the experience smoother for everyone.

Want to try out these new features? Simply download the latest AvatarLife Viewer for Mac or Windows to get started.

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