Microsoft is adding a new automatic background blur feature to Skype. It will blur everything behind you in a video call, meaning you don’t have to clean up your office or home space for calls ...

Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams offer ways to use virtual backgrounds for extra privacy or simply a change of scenery. An alternative is to blur the background completely. Here's how.

While Zoom has been great for uploading virtual backgrounds, you haven't been able to blur you background without leaving the platform until recently. On Feb. 1, the videoconferencing company ...

On Thursday, Microsoft rolled out a bunch of updates to its Office 365 productivity suite, focused on collaboration. Microsoft Teams, its workplace chat tool and Slack rival, now has a free version.

Background blur first came to our attention in September 2018 when it landed on Microsoft Teams, a communication platform aimed at businesses. You can see in the clip above how it might’ve ...

Zoom just released a new feature called blur background, and it looks great. It’s a new native feature and I show you how to blur your video background with the click of a button! (similar to ...

According to Microsoft, the feature to detect the person, and the background, works only on computers equipped with Advanced Vector Extension 2 (AVX2) graphics. AVX2 is what Teams use to blur the ...

Users of Microsoft Teams platform can now blur out their background during video calls as the company calls out the world's favorite BBC dad to show it can be done. Available now for all Microsoft ...

Now enable to the "Blur my background" toggle. This feature is currently available on Skype versions for most desktops, but we have not spotted a new version of Skype on the Microsoft Store as of yet.

iOS 15 brought many innovations to the iPhone. Among other things, you can blur the background in FaceTime so that you can hide your messy room during video calls.

What you need to know. Microsoft is testing out the mica blur effect on Word on Windows 11. Mica requires fewer system resources than an acrylic blur because it only samples from a PC's background.