That seems to be just a video chat service. Hangouts is much, much more than that.
While Google's initial push of Hangouts angered me as much as anyone, I have since accepted its ways:
- true multi-device chat, the whole chat conversation is visible between from various devices. XMPP never got that right
- easy multi-user chat, no need to create a special room, just invite the people
- in-line images and animated gifs
- see who's read what in the chat (an oft-missed feature: look for other user's thumbnail pics in the chat: it's below the latest message they've seen)
- easy multi-device voice and video chat, with volume management that just works (like or better than Skype IMHO) and proper conferencing features (ability to mute others)
Now, as an XMPP aficionado, I just wish they'd open their protocol...
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While Google's initial push of Hangouts angered me as much as anyone, I have since accepted its ways:
- true multi-device chat, the whole chat conversation is visible between from various devices. XMPP never got that right
- easy multi-user chat, no need to create a special room, just invite the people
- in-line images and animated gifs
- see who's read what in the chat (an oft-missed feature: look for other user's thumbnail pics in the chat: it's below the latest message they've seen)
- easy multi-device voice and video chat, with volume management that just works (like or better than Skype IMHO) and proper conferencing features (ability to mute others)
Now, as an XMPP aficionado, I just wish they'd open their protocol...