I’ve been using Microsoft Teams for years at my previous job, and now that I’m at a new organisation running Google Meet, I have to say, it’s genuinely impressive. Which makes it stranger that when I use it with a Teams-certified Jabra headset, raising the microphone boom arm to mute doesn’t sync into the app…
BYOD stands for Bring Your Own Device. In meeting rooms, that means the room itself needs a laptop or PC connected to it to actually run the conferencing software, while the room’s own hardware supplies the AV side — camera, speakers, microphone. That’s the same category our meeting room hardware guide breaks down in more…
There’s a running joke in this industry that if your company hands you a ThinkPad, you can kiss your work-life balance goodbye — the brand is that synonymous with the hard-working, always-on laptop culture of startups and demanding enterprises alike. What gets missed in that joke is that Lenovo has spent close to a decade…
Meeting room technology used to mean one thing: a speakerphone in the middle of a table, picking up whoever leaned in close enough. Today the same job can be solved by at least seven genuinely different categories of hardware, ranging from a $40 wireless dongle to a system that also dims the lights and closes…
Walk into almost any office that’s refreshed its hardware since 2021 and there’s a decent chance a Logitech camera or headset is sitting on the desk — a brand most people associate with mice and keyboards, not enterprise video and audio. That shift didn’t happen by accident, and neither did the quieter rebrand that’s been…
