video conferencing

As the world of unified communications surges into a new age governed by artificial intelligence, few names resonate as strongly as Yealink—a company determined not only to ride the wave of technological advancement but to actively shape it. At Yealink’s global “AI YOUR WORKSPACE” launch event...

Lenovo's ThinkSmart One Pro emerges as a comprehensive solution for modern corporate collaboration, integrating computing power, artificial intelligence (AI), and conferencing capabilities into a single, compact wall-mounted unit. This device is designed to address the evolving needs of hybrid...

In the bustling landscape of modern digital collaboration, few platforms have made as indelible a mark as Microsoft Teams. Since its inception, Teams has positioned itself as a central hub for virtual meetings, file sharing, and communications within enterprises large and small. But, despite its...

Presenting content to a virtual audience can be a nerve-wracking experience, and for those relying on Microsoft Teams for their meetings and webinars, a longstanding challenge has been managing audience engagement while screen sharing. Until recently, presenters sharing their screen on Teams had...

Microsoft’s rollout of KB5061855 marks a significant step forward for users and organizations leveraging artificial intelligence within Windows environments, specifically through the enhanced Image Transform AI component. Delivered in version 1.2505.838.0, this update is noteworthy not only for...

In the age of hybrid work and digital transformation, the tools organizations choose to communicate and collaborate can significantly impact productivity, employee satisfaction, and business agility. Two giants, Zoom and Microsoft Teams, have come to dominate the enterprise communication...

During Microsoft's Build 2025 conference, a significant incident underscored the need for enhanced privacy features in virtual collaboration tools. Neta Haiby, Microsoft's head of AI security, inadvertently disclosed confidential information regarding Walmart's AI initiatives during a live...

Pressure was mounting at Microsoft’s Build 2025 developer conference as Neta Haiby, head of AI security for the tech giant, began her keynote livestream. The session abruptly turned into a case study in why digital privacy features are not just “nice to have” but critical—when Haiby...

The European technology landscape is bracing for significant changes amid Microsoft’s latest offer to break its long-standing bundle of Office 365 and Microsoft 365 productivity suites from their video conferencing staple, Microsoft Teams, in the European Economic Area (EEA). This announcement...

A bold frontier in digital collaboration security is on the horizon as Microsoft prepares to introduce a notable new privacy-enhancing feature to its ubiquitous Teams platform: the automatic blocking of screen capture during meetings. Slated for rollout in July 2025, this upgrade arrives amidst...

Few pieces of technology have left as profound a mark on digital communication as Skype, the pioneering VoIP platform that once redefined how we connect across continents. With Microsoft’s shifting priorities, Skype’s recent phase-out feels less like a dramatic finale and more like the closing...

As one chapter of digital communication history closes, Microsoft has announced that it will retire Skype on May 5, 2025, marking the end of an era that began nearly two decades ago. This strategic shift signals Microsoft’s deepening focus on its modern collaboration tool, Teams, and poses...

The software world is often described as fast-moving, but few technologies exemplify both meteoric rise and gradual fading into obsolescence quite like Skype. Once hailed as the trailblazer of internet-based communications, Skype’s upcoming retirement marks not just the closing of a chapter for...

It marks the end of an era in global internet communications: after more than two decades of shaping the way people connect across the world, Microsoft has announced the retirement of Skype, effective from May 2025. The company is steering users towards its more modern collaboration suite...

For over two decades, Skype stood as a trailblazer in the evolution of digital communication, acting as both a symbol of early internet innovation and an enduring pillar of global connectivity. Microsoft’s official announcement that Skype will be retired in May 2025 marks not just the end of an...

With a simple post on X, Microsoft confirmed what many in the technology industry had anticipated for years: Skype, once synonymous with internet calling, will be officially retired in May 2025, marking the end of an era that helped define early 21st-century digital communication. Users are...

In recent years, Microsoft has made concerted efforts to enhance accessibility, versatility, and user experience in Windows 11, introducing features that respond to the needs of a diversifying user base. Among these is the newly unveiled Multi-app Camera feature, presently available for testing...

The end of Skype marks the close of a transformative chapter in digital communication, concluding a run that lasted over two decades and influenced the way the world connects. As of May 5, 2025, Skype has officially shut down, prompting individuals, businesses, and organizations to begin a...

After more than two decades in service, Skype’s shutdown signals the end of an era for digital communication. For many, Skype’s blue video call interface was synonymous with long-distance friendship, remote interviews, and cross-border business. However, May 5, 2025, marks the final chord for...

It began as an audacious experiment in Estonian innovation—an application that would transform not only how we called friends and colleagues but how the very concept of global connectivity was understood. Two decades, hundreds of millions of users, and $8.5 billion in high-stakes corporate...