video calls

Google Duo is essentially a video calling app. But any calling app appears incomplete without a messaging option. While Duo doesn’t support text messaging in its truest sense, it offers a few alternatives. One is the ability to send a voice or vide

Do you want to look like a potato during a video call on Microsoft Teams? If you were living under a rock, that question might seem blasphemous. A recent viral tweet has made everyone laugh as well as curious about filters on video calling apps. Whil

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a surge in the number of video calls. While most people are loving the idea of working from home, it’s a nightmare for some. The reason being their background during video calls. With Zoom and Microsoft Teams offeri

There is no shortage of video calling apps right now, and Houseparty has made a name for itself among the top players. Probably, the Fortnite maker Epic Games buying Houseparty gave it a push. However, I think the integration of a feature that lets p

FaceTime is a defining feature of the iPhone. Alongside iMessage, it’s the best way to communicate with others — as long as they also use an iPhone. But not everyone does, and that is where Google Duo, with its multi-platform availability, co

There’s no denying the fact that Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web are solid email managers. They offer diverse options managing emails as well as calendars. And when it comes to scheduling meetings, Outlook allows you to dabble with several se

While social distancing is quickly becoming a norm and work-from-home have become mandatory, video calls have become the new normal. And here, WhatsApp video calls needs no introduction. It was designed for casual use, and that little feature lets yo

Google Duo is helping people to connect with their friends and family. Currently, the COVID-19 situation has forced millions of people indoors, and Duo comes to our rescue. To cope with the surge in demand for group video calls, Google updated Duo to

The video conferencing apps rank high in the work from home solutions and have experienced explosive growth recently. For casual as well as professional video calls, such apps are a boon. One such app is Houseparty, which allows users to not only tal

Back in 2016, Google announced two new IM apps called Google Allo and Google Duo. Google Allo never gained traction among the users, but Google Duo quickly became the talk of the town. Consumers appreciated its simplicity, default integration with Go

Are you unable to communicate with friends or attend a virtual meeting with your team at work because the Skype app on your Android smartphone isn’t working? Well, you’re not alone. It’s a frustrating experience, one I’ve also

People use IM tools like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, Google Duo, etc. to create digital meetings, conference rooms, and discuss potential ideas over chats. A lot of time can be saved if you are quick with these tools, which have become p

Working from home is the new normal, and the on-going pandemic is going to have a lasting effect on the way we work forever. One way to work and communicate effectively is video conferencing, which facilitates teamwork in a professional setup.

When it comes to video conferencing, Zoom needs no introduction anymore. It is one of the best video conferencing and remote-meeting tools out there, particularly designed for businesses and enterprises. Google Meet also offers video calling solution

Did your teammates tell you they cannot hear you on Zoom? And you’re wondering what’s wrong with your computer.

Zoom needs no introduction when it comes to making video calls. Large organizations and companies are switching to digital meetings and conferences over Zoom and many of them are still resorting to Skype or Google Hangouts. While Zoom is the hot prop

Whatever your reasons for wanting to record your screen with Zoom on your computer, the tool is much better than its competitors. For example, unlike Skype, where recordings disappear after 30 days, Zoom video recordings don’t go anywhere. Yes