The results are in: The vast majority of people prefer to work remotely. And along with this rise in remote work, tech companies that help make telecommuting possible have blown up, too. One ...

The pandemic not only sent our immune systems into a haywire but also made us grapple with technology on a daily basis. Homes have now become offices of their own, which means virtual workers have to ...

If you want to learn how to change your background in Zoom and Microsoft Teams for that upcoming big meeting, then pay close attention. This guide will tackle almost everything you need to learn, ...

Not everyone knows about one feature offered by Zoom: you can change your background and hide the clutter of your living room! Here's how to do it. To change the background in the PC app, just go to ...

Zoom is still one of the best apps for video conferencing and video chatting with friends and family, but like all software tools, it needs a bit of personalization to work just how you want it to.

You might be looking to blur out your home life during a business meeting, or pretend you're on a tropical vacation while catching up with friends, or maybe you're a professor eager to teach at ...

Zoom’s virtual background feature has become a mainstay on the platform, thanks to its ability to swap out your IRL backdrop for a photo or video of your choosing. If your Zoom virtual background is ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The video-chatting app Zoom has exploded in popularity while people are quarantined, and while its true purpose is for work-related meetings, you ...

Using Zoom’s blur background function might be in your best interest if you wish to retain your privacy by concealing the area behind you when on Zoom calls. By blurring the background of your video, ...

Not everyone builds their home office around video calls. And if your home office also doubles as your bedroom, kitchen, or is tucked away in a cluttered corner of your basement, you’ll be glad to ...

Anurag's interest in technology was sparked around 15 years ago when he first tried a Nokia smartphone, one of those Windows-powered devices. Having only used feature phones up until then, he was ...