7 Best Microphones for Zoom
There’s plenty of technology available to help improve the quality of our Zoom calls. A top-of-the-line microphone is a great start. Continue reading 7 Best Microphones for Zoom
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Avoiding Video Background Snafus: How to Hold Safe Meetings Online
Zoom mishaps have provided us with much comic relief while we’re trying to adjust to safe meetings online. We’ll never forget the lawyer who wasn’t really a cat and the boss who was a potato. Zoom backgrounds weren’t left out of the fun either. They gave us laughs, like the student who used Danny DeVito’s […]
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TouchCast raises $55M to grow its mixed reality-based virtual event platform
Events — when they haven’t been cancelled altogether in the last 12 months due to the global health pandemic — have gone virtual and online, and a wave of startups that are helping people create and participate in those experiences are seeing a surge of attention, and funding. In the latest development, New York video […] Continue reading TouchCast raises $55M to grow its mixed reality-based virtual event platform
New IT Teams Controls Make Setting Default Roles in Meetings Easier
Microsoft has rolled out new administrative controls for configuring the defaults for who should be a presenter in a meeting.
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Why U.S. Software Companies Don’t Have to Protect Our Data
Flaws such as the CLOUD Act’s ability to undermine the Privacy Shield mean our data can be sent to U.S. authorities and companies Since COVID-19, millions of people have been working from home. U.S. software providers such as Zoom and Skype are experi… Continue reading Why U.S. Software Companies Don’t Have to Protect Our Data
Zoom Zero-Day Bug Opens Mac Users to Webcam Hijacking
The vulnerability can be exploited on a drive-by basis by a malicious website. Continue reading Zoom Zero-Day Bug Opens Mac Users to Webcam Hijacking
Bugs in Grandstream Gear Lay Open SMBs to Range of Attacks
Attackers can remotely compromise multiple network devices (IP PBX, conferencing gear and IP phones), installing malware and eavesdropping via video and audio functions. Continue reading Bugs in Grandstream Gear Lay Open SMBs to Range of Attacks
Microsoft Teams Test Drive Sessions
If you want to get a quick introduction to the new Microsoft Teams service in Office 365 you can join one of Microsoft’s upcoming online test drive sessions.
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Amazon Chime Aims to Grab a Piece of the Enterprise Communications Market
Amazon’s is looking to grow its AWS user base by providing a full voice and video calling conference service called Chime which they unveiled this week.
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Siris Capital to buy Polycom for $2B in cash, Polycom cancels its $1.96B Mitel merger
Here’s an interesting twist in one of the bigger enterprise acquisition stories of 2016. After Mitel earlier this year announced that it would acquire Polycom for $1.96 billion and consolidate the two companies’ enterprise communication businesses, today private equity firm Siris Capital has come in with a higher offer: it has agreed to acquire Polycom for $2 billion in cash and… Read More Continue reading Siris Capital to buy Polycom for $2B in cash, Polycom cancels its $1.96B Mitel merger