Your Zoom meetings can auto-generate slides and sheets for you now - no Google needed ...

Zoom is an online communication platform with video conferencing, voice calls, and a chat function. Free accounts allow calls with up to 100 people; paid versions can support up to 1,000 people. You ...

Alongside these Zoom Meeting features, the company also introduced a suite of new AI-powered office apps such as AI Docs, ...

Many of us have experienced the small frustrations of Zoom meetings — searching for the unmute button when called upon, dealing with poor video quality, or struggling to share the right document ...

SAN JOSE, Calif., June 05, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today Zoom Video Communications, Inc. (ZM) (NASDAQ: ZM) launched key features of Zoom IQ, a smart companion that empowers collaboration and unlocks ...

Zoom Continuous meeting chat is a new feature that allows meeting participants to communicate before, during, and after a meeting by creating a dedicated group chat in Zoom Team Chat. Zoom’s ...

This week, Zoom announced its new AI Companion, a suite of generative AI (GAI) tools available at no additional cost to paid Zoom subscribers. Zoom’s first GAI features, then called Zoom IQ, were ...

In an exclusive conversation, Zoom’s head of product explains how they’re making the omnipresent video meeting service more powerful and customizable—and easier to share your screen. Zoom is as ...

Zoom has updated its Breakout Room feature to allow participants to choose which breakout room they want to be in. Previously, the meeting host had to assign a participant to a Breakout Room. Now, ...

Zoom Video Communications is adding word processing to its suite of tools and experimenting with novel features for meetings as it faces steep competition from Microsoft Corp.’s Teams. Collaborative ...

Zoom’s Intelligent Director beta will use machine learning algorithms to track participants’ heads through multiple cameras stationed in a room. Reading time 3 minutes Zoom isn’t the same as it used ...

Meetings, even the best ones, are never a lot of fun—and they’re a lot worse when the person running them rambles, is ill-prepared or (God forbid) spits out a litany of jargon that makes everyone go ...