You've probably used the phrase "Can you hear me?" over the past few years more than you ever did before 2020. While we're back to working at the office, the Zoom calls have managed to stick around. A ...

This week, Zoom announced its new AI Companion, a suite of generative AI (GAI) tools available at no additional cost to paid Zoom subscribers. Zoom’s first GAI features, then called Zoom IQ, were ...

The video conferencing app is adding several new AI-powered features — along with new Mail and Calendar integrations — to compete with Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, and Salesforce’s Slack. The ...

Zoom Rooms is adding the ability to count the number of people in conference rooms to maintain social distancing, and measure air quality. Managing Editor Alison DeNisco Rayome joined CNET in 2019, ...

In a recent announcement, Zoom introduced their new feature called 'Attendance Status' that will make the job easier for hosts to take note of whether the participants joined the meeting and/or if ...

Zoom is an online communication platform with video conferencing, voice calls, and a chat function. Free accounts allow calls with up to 100 people; paid versions can support up to 1,000 people. You ...

Many of us have experienced the small frustrations of Zoom meetings — searching for the unmute button when called upon, dealing with poor video quality, or struggling to share the right document ...

Zoom Video Communications is adding word processing to its suite of tools and experimenting with novel features for meetings as it faces steep competition from Microsoft Corp.’s Teams. Collaborative ...

Rebecca Torchia is a web editor for EdTech: Focus on K–12. Previously, she has produced podcasts and written for several publications in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and her hometown of Pittsburgh.

Weeks after laying off 1,300 people (or 15% of the staff), Zoom is introducing new features to compete with numerous companies including Slack, Calendly, Google, and Microsoft. These features include ...