With Zoom video calls, your computer’s main camera displays you and your surroundings. That’s fine if you want to appear as yourself in your normal office, bedroom, or kitchen. But that’s boring.

You can change your background on Zoom to any image by adjusting your settings in the mobile or desktop app.

It was the cat filter seen around the world: Texas lawyer Rod Ponton haplessly trying to appear in a virtual courtroom while his Zoom showed a morose kitten instead of his face. His worried statement ...

Not everyone builds their home office around video calls. And if your home office also doubles as your bedroom, kitchen, or is tucked away in a cluttered corner of your basement, you’ll be glad to ...

You can now add a business logo as a custom video filter in Zoom as well as some custom branding such as a frame. You can even combine a branded frame and logo when you add custom filters in Zoom.

It's probably not the purr-fect way to start an important meeting: firing up your video chat software only to discover you resemble a talking cat. Lawyer Rod Ponton learned this the hard way during a ...

The lawyer became an accidental online star after using the feline filter. (Picture: Zoom) A Zoom call went viral when a Texas lawyer accidentally applied a cat filter to his video call, much to the ...

Now you can give yourself a meow-kover. Texas lawyer Rod Ponton had both his colleagues and the internet in stitches after accidentally “morphing” into a cat during a virtual court hearing Tuesday.

Not everyone knows about one feature offered by Zoom: you can change your background and hide the clutter of your living room! Here's how to do it. To change the background in the PC app, just go to ...

You can add a filter or lens to your Snaps, but the process is quite different, depending on the effect you want to use.

With Zoom video calls, your computer’s main camera displays you and your surroundings. That’s fine if you want to appear as yourself in your normal office, bedroom, or kitchen. But that’s boring.