Facebook's video chat feature is available through Messenger and the Facebook website. Open an existing group chat or start a new one to prepare the thread for a group video call. Select the video ...

Facebook’s new video chat feature–touted in a demo today at the company’s headquarters as extremely easy to use–proved buggy in our initial tests. Facebook demo of its new video chat feature. In ...

As of today, your mother can video chat you on Facebook. The social-media giant launched its long-anticipated video chat in partnership with Skype, allowing for one-click chatting for Facebook's 700 ...

Facebook unveiled a Skype-powered video calling service on Wednesday along with a few upgrades to the website’s chat client. The feature is certainly a welcome update, but will it be enough to help ...

If there's some video chat corollary to Moore's Law, ooVoo is adhering to it. Almost a year to the day after announcing six-way calls, the company is expanding its offerings to include 12-way chats on ...

Everyone's into smart assistant and smart speakers this days. Unsurprisingly, so is Facebook. Although Facebook hasn't formally jumped on the AI-powered assistant train yet, the social network giant, ...

Less than 24 hours after Mark Zuckerberg's "Awesome!" announcement — getting Skype all up in your Facebook — and we already know the many ways it may destroy your life, or worse, the life of your ...

Facebook has long been rumored to be working on a video chat device to leapfrog the smart speaker competition. Now, apparently, financial website Cheddar has sources that say that the $499 device, ...

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From virtual cocktail hours to online classrooms, the COVID-19 pandemic has turned Zoom into everyone’s go-to social network. Now Facebook wants to kick the video-conferencing interloper off its turf.