If your Zoom calls are looking drab after six months of constant use, maybe it's time to add some flair to your video conferencing. Improving Zoom doesn't mean you need to load up on equipment and get ...

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With the holiday season in full swing, it’s time to deck the halls, bring out the decorations, and add some virtual decor to your video calls. As you prepare for all the festive virtual happy hours or ...

Using Zoom to set up video calls with your friends is a helpful way to stay in touch from a distance. You can even make your chats a little more interesting by changing your virtual background. If you ...

Need to spice up your quarantine routine? If you’re doing Zoom calls, there’s any easy way to implement a change of scenery without leaving your house: add a new background. In Zoom, click the icon in ...

In the new age of work from home (WFH) culture, Zoom has become an integral part of our daily routines, primarily for work and for connecting with family and friends. Meetings online have changed so ...

Got to Zoom’s settings. Select “Virtual Background from the menu on the left. Click the “Plus” icon to upload your FOX 5 background. Enter your email and we’ll send a secure one-click link to sign in.

You can now add a business logo as a custom video filter in Zoom as well as some custom branding such as a frame. You can even combine a branded frame and logo when you add custom filters in Zoom.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit hard in March, business and government were forced to embrace technology to continue with meetings that couldn’t be done in person. But it wasn’t all that bad. Pants ...

Americans are already bored with videoconferences. As large parts of the United States come to the end of their second week of quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic, chatting for business or ...