Yesterday I came across Orgoo, a new integrated communications application. It's interesting because it integrates email, video chat, IM, and Group Chat. In Group Chat, they support both text based chat rooms and then Video Chats for up to 4 people. There are several other applications that do elements of this, such as the ones mentioned in the above post (Yahoo Live, Meebo, ooVoo, Tokbox). But as far as I know this is the first application that brings together all of the above capabilities and can be run entirely in a browser. The private beta is full but apparently Orgoo will be opening up for new invites in the near future.
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