Topic: video conferencing
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Attend Zoom Meetings as Your AI Avatar
Zoom is launching photorealistic AI avatars in December, allowing users to create a digital double for professional appearance in meetings without using a live camera. The platform includes security measures like live camera authentication and clear indicators to verify users and ensure transpare...
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Google Meet Outage Disrupts Monday Meetings
A widespread Google Meet outage on Monday afternoon prevented thousands of users from joining virtual meetings, causing significant workflow disruptions. The issue, which started around 1:30 p.m. ET, led to slow UI loads, meeting join failures, and black screens on desktop, though mobile access o...
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QUIC vs. Web Transport vs. Media Over QUIC: Key Differences
QUIC, Web Transport, and Media over QUIC (MoQ) are distinct protocols for modern streaming, with experts like Will Law offering insights into their functions and optimal use cases. Media over QUIC (MoQ) is a broad concept, including the standardized MoQT protocol, which uses a publish-subscribe m...
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Microsoft Avoids EU Fine After Unbundling Teams from Office
Microsoft has resolved an EU antitrust investigation by agreeing to separate its Teams application from Office products, avoiding significant fines. The investigation was initiated after a complaint from Slack, which accused Microsoft of using its market dominance to unfairly promote Teams by bun...
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I Tried the Free Ad-Supported Telly TV for 3 Months
Telly offers a free 55-inch television with a secondary screen that displays constant ads, news, and widgets, which cannot be turned off and requires users to accept ongoing promotions in exchange for the device. The TV collects personal data, including viewing habits and room occupancy, raising ...
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