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Facebook launches desktop version of its Workplace Chat app for PC and Mac along with Android and iOS apps

Workplace Chat includes video chat with a co-worker or group, screen sharing and file sharing.

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Indo Asian News Service|Oct 26, 2017, 20:03:57 IST
Facebook on 26 October launched the desktop version of its Workplace Chat app that can be downloaded by anyone on PC, Mac, Android or iOS. "Now, we're offering a messaging-focused experience through Workplace Chat, both on desktop and mobile," said Julien Codorniou, Vice President, Workplace by Facebook.[caption id="attachment_4178099" align="alignleft" width="380"]Facebook Workplace for Desktop.

Facebook Workplace for Desktop.[/caption]"Workplace Chat has always had mobile and browser components, and now we're adding a desktop app. With the desktop app, people can access the same great features of the mobile app directly from their desktop," Codorniou wrote in a blog post.Workplace Chat includes video chat with a co-worker or group, screen sharing and file sharing. "It also includes features like message reactions, @mentions, and gifts that keep the conversation fun but focused," Codorniou added.Workplace Chat will be updated in the coming weeks to include support for group video chat on the desktop and on mobile. "People will soon be able to click a button and instantly start a video call for their team," Codorniou said.Facebook launched Workplace a year ago to help make companies more connected and productive. Currently, more than 30,000 organisations are using Workplace worldwide — including Walmart, Heineken, Spotify, Lyft and the Reliance Group.

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First Published:Oct 26, 2017, 20:03:57 IST
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