While the work from home push and a lack of in-person socializing created a culture obsessed with other people’s rooms, 2022 found Zoom users further embracing virtual backgrounds. While Zoom has had ...

This new Zoom feature lets you virtually sit next to your friends, colleagues and family in a way you have to see to appreciate. Managing Editor Alison DeNisco Rayome joined CNET in 2019, and is a ...

Fans of The Office can swap out their real-life background for a virtual Zoom background inspired by the show. Thanks to the interior design website Modsy, you can cover up your own workspace with a ...

Celebrate graduation with campus-inspired and spirit-themed Zoom backgrounds! The virtual background feature in Zoom allows users to display an image as the background during our virtual Zoom ceremony ...

Zoom is one of the best video conferencing tools and saw its popularity skyrocket over the past couple of years. Many are still working from home, so Zoom remains a go-to for meetings and conferences ...

Hide your messy kitchen or spare bedroom from your colleagues with the perfect virtual background that looks real. We’ve all done dozens – or hundreds – of Zoom video calls by now. And learned how ...

When a feature works, chances are others will co-opt it. Last year, Microsoft followed in Zoom's footsteps by adding virtual backgrounds to its Teams app. As a testament to the feature's popularity, ...

Video calls and virtual interviews quickly became the new normal in terms of business communications and correspondences among internal teams and co-workers during the pandemic. While this timely ...

Zoom launched its revamped Chromebook app last year with some big upgrades, but it was still a limited experience compared to other platforms. As a part of its latest updates, the Zoom PWA for ...

Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, so you're likely gearing up for a holiday with all the usual frills: turkey, pumpkin pie, friends, and family. As we’ve learned in the past year, holiday ...

Brendan is a freelance writer and content creator from Portland, OR. He covers tech and gaming for Lifehacker, and has also written for Digital Trends, EGM, Business Insider, IGN, and more. September ...