The video conference company Zoom saw its business explode in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic lock downs and eyes yet another 40% surge in sales this year with profits expected to reach 3.7 billion dollars, BBC reported.

In 2020 pandemic-driven shift to remote work and more at-home entertainment has resulted in a record drop in global carbon emissions. But as it seems, the boom of internet data being stored and transferred around the world has also got a significant environmental impact, a new study shows. The good news is that If you often find yourself in Zoom meetings in would rather leave your camera off, you now have a great excuse to do so: it could save the Earth!

Looking for a new way to communicate during the pandemic? Well, now a Los Angeles company has created quite an interesting way to do that. To be exact - it has developed phone booth-sized machines to beam live holograms into your living room.

Facebook doesn't want to miss out on the huge growth in video chat during the pandemic and is launching a direct answer to Zoom with its own video conferencing platform. Announced on Friday, Facebook's new feature, called Messenger Rooms will allow anyone with a Facebook account to create a video meeting and invite their friends to join, even if those people are not Facebook users.