Stay in touch with friends and family whenever and wherever with these free videoconferencing services.
After a year like no other, expect 2021 to bring a big shift in the technology landscape -- from on-demand services and better remote working options, to more 5G connectivity and huge leaps in space travel.
Coronavirus has many people working and keeping in touch with friends and co-workers from home. Here are two popular video chat options for connecting.
Group video calling is rolling out to Google's camera-equipped smart display.
Skype's free group chat feature is here to compete with Zoom, but there's a catch.
From President Trump to three-eyed fish, see how long it took The Simpsons' predictions to come true.
Zoom is still the most popular video calling service out there right now, but with Google Meet now being free, FaceTime's ease of use and Skype's many Zoom-like features, it has some competition.
People are turning to Skype and other internet chat apps as the pandemic forces social distancing.
The software giant's trained artificial intelligence software to identify background noise that isn't your voice. Snackers, rejoice.
Microsoft uses human reviewers to improve voice services like Skype and Cortana, but a report says it had "no security measures" in place to guard data.
They could also be listening to conversations with virtual assistant Cortana.
The company says it has procedures in place to protect privacy.
