CES 2014 - Share Anytime Allows Up to 100 Users to Share a Document Across Multiple Devices
MetaMoJi has announced their latest release today: an app inspired by their Note Anytime virtual whiteboard app. Share Anytime uses a similar whiteboard system as their previous app, but now it allows for multiple users to share and simultaneously edit a single document across a very large assortment of devices. I don't just mean different iPads, but iOS, Android, and Windows 8 mobile platforms.
This means up to 100 different users across the world using several different devices can all collaborate on an idea or get together for a virtual meeting incredibly easily. Inviting someone is easily done through Facebook, Twitter, email, or Tumblr, and individual participants can group together and work on various "parts" of the document (i.e. break off into teams) as well. Other features include a virtual laser pointer for the presenter to use, a "pass the chair" option that will allow the presenter to pass control along without ending the meeting, edit tracking in the event you need to go back and check something that's been scribbled over or deleted, and support for 13 different languages.
Share Anytime is available now as a free download for attendees and offers free access for presenters for up to 10 meetings or 1 GB of data transfer. After the 10-day trial for presentations is up, users can then opt to subscribe to the service for 1 GB, 5GB, or 10GB for 1 or 12 months. All with varied rates, of course, starting at $1.99/month for the 1 GB plan. Alternately there's a $1.99 version that gives users a month's worth of 1 GB service right from the start.
