Facebook's Portal or Amazon's new Echo Show 10 will get you closer to having more Zoom in your life. But you won't have to tie up laptop anymore.

Zoom, facing competition for the video conferencing space from Google Meet, Apple's FaceTime and other software, has announced that it's expanding support for a number of devices.

Zoom unveils a dedicated video conferencing device with a 27-inch touchscreen that costs $600 and is aimed at home workers. The high-end 'Zoom for Home' device can be used independently of a computer ...

There are many Echo Show devices, but only one works with the Zoom Cloud Meetings app, the Show 8. The 10-inch and Echo Shows aren't supported yet.

Zoom has announced a new touchscreen device designed to help with remote work. The appliance, called Zoom For Home — DTEN ME, will cost $599 and ship in August.

Zoom Video Communications Inc. unveiled Wednesday the Zoom for Home device, the video communications company's first device to support working from home. Zoom partnered with DTEN in making the ...

Only one official Zoom for Home-compatible device is available at launch. The DTEN ME sports a 27-inch touchscreen, three wide-angle high-resolution cameras, and an 8-mic array touch display, and ...

Zoom for Home - DTEN ME, is the first-ever Zoom for Home device, built in partnership with DTEN. Zoom for Home - DTEN ME is available for pre-order now for $599 (USD), expected to ship in August 2020.

Early in these quarantine times, I talked my 81-year-old mother through the basics of downloading, installing and using Zoom so she could join in a weekly coast-to-coast, familywide conversation.

Zoom has announced that its end-to-end encrypted communications have arrived for Macs, PCs, iPhones, iPads, and Android devices.. Both free and paid users are now able to keep their conversations ...

Download Zoom on Apple iOS and Android devices. The mobile Zoom app offers users a simplified version of the desktop program. You can schedule and join meetings, chat, and share your screen from your ...

Zoom, facing competition for the video conferencing space from Google Meet, Apple's FaceTime and other software, has announced that it's expanding support for a number of devices.