While Apple's FaceTime popularized video calls on smartphones, there are plenty of other apps that now offer a top-notch experience. Shelby Brown (she/her/hers) is an editor for CNET's services team.

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Zoom isn’t the only videoconferencing app out there — there are a bunch of free apps you can use for online meetings. Zoom isn’t the only videoconferencing app out there — there are a bunch of free ...

Facebook has announced that its Messenger app now has a video calling feature so that you can have face-to-face conversations with your family and friends. You can quickly start a video call from ...

Skype is a free video-calling platform that Microsoft acquired for $8.5 billion over a decade ago. Skype was once the go-to video-calling app and telecommunications industry disruptor. But now, Skype ...