SPONSORED: Moving abroad for work or studies can be a tough adjustment, but thanks to advancements in video calling tech like HuaweiZA’s MeeTime, staying connected is made a breeze.
When it comes to relocating for work or studies – the adjustment period can be daunting. Between finding your new go-to grocery store, familiarising yourself with the new transport routes, and trying to feng shui your new space to feel a bit more like Moving to a new place with new faces can also feel quite isolating at first while finding your feet and new social circles.
The MeeTime video calling app allows HUAWEI device owners to enjoy Full HD video calling at a resolution of up to 1080 pixels with a frame rate of 30 frames per second. This gives you a crisp, vibrant, and smooth moving visual of you and your loved ones to each other – even when far apart.
These are some of the ways HUAWEI’s MeeTime make staying connected to your loved ones back home a seamless experience, here are four other times video calling can help you ground yourself while making the big move:When trying to find the ideal throw pillow or houseplant that will carefully give you a balance of zen meets homely in your new space, it’s sometimes best to consult the people who know you best.
Thanks to advancements in smart device technology and video call technology like HUAWEI’s MeeTime, taking a leap with your next career or study move doesn’t have to be second-guessed but can be done with comfort and ease. Download the HUAWEI MeeTime app to your HUAWEI smartphone and device via the This post is sponsored by HUAWEI produced by BrandStudio24 for Channel24.In times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust.
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