The video conferencing app BlueJeans which is owned by Verizon is shutting down. The users of the free BlueJeans Basic tier will lose access to the service and their content in the coming weeks.
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Zoom has told staff that live within 50 miles of an office that they need to come into the office at least twice a week. It has referred to the new method of working as a structured hybrid approach.
Verizon has acquired video conferencing platform, BlueJeans. The service will be incorporated into its unified communication as a service business and 5G offering. The deal is set to close in Q2 2020.
Google says that G Suite users can now enable interoperability with third-party systems like Cisco, Polycom, and Skype for Business for Hangouts Meet a few weeks after the integration was announced.
Logitech today announced the MeetUp, an all-in-one conference camera with a 120-degree field of view that's designed for huddle rooms, or smaller, more casual workspaces. It's priced at $899.
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