Apple TV has long been a conference room hit for sharing content on the big screen. tvOS 17 and iOS 17 add the ability to use your iPhone as your webcam and join video calls from your TV. Now Cisco is ...

The pandemic era has made "Zoom fatigue" a well-recognized problem in the past couple of years. Yet, with hybrid work models here to stay, virtual meetings aren't going anywhere. In fact, they're ...

With its newly minted bi-directional charging capabilities, the Ford F-150 Lightning can now serve as a backup home power supply in a pinch. Soon, the automaker hopes it might do the same for your ...

Cisco updated its Webex networking app to include even more immersive support for meetings on Vision Pro, which now marries the app with its spatial video streaming hardware. Now the company has gone ...

At its recent Webex One conference, Cisco made several announcements regarding AI integration into its entire suite of Webex tools. The most intriguing is the introduction of a new type of foundation ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about disruptive companies, technologies and usage models. For the first time in three years, Cisco Live!, Cisco's annual ...

Cisco today announced that its Webex Meetings app will soon be available for the Apple TV, allowing for video conferencing on a TV. tvOS 17's new Continuity Camera support will allow Webex users to ...

In an apparent setback for WebEx Communications, U.K. telecommunications company BT Group is now promoting Microsoft’s Live Meeting as its primary Web conferencing service. WebEx, considered the ...

Work from office, work from home, work from coffee shop and now, work from car? A new partnership announced Monday between Mercedes-Benz and Cisco offers the option of taking meetings while on the go ...

In an effort to make meetings more inclusive, Cisco closed its acquisition of Slido, a provider of audience interaction technology, that will be built into the Webex platform. Cisco Systems on Monday ...

Researchers at Internet Security Systems Inc. (ISS) have discovered a number of flaws in Web conferencing products, including a critical bug in WebEx Communications Inc.’s client software. ISS ...