To use a Pixel phone as a webcam on a Windows or Mac computer, ensure your phone runs Android 14 (Pixel 4a 5G or later). Connect it to the computer using a data-capable USB-C cable. In the USB ...

If I made webcams for a living, I’d be worried! A new feature in Windows 11 2024 Update (24H2) allows you to use your smartphone as your PC’s webcam, and it’s a powerful tool. Not everybody has an ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 boasts a new feature that allows you to plug in a USB-C Webcam that can activate when playing with friends using the GameChat feature online. While Nintendo sells its own camera, ...

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Let’s be honest: Many Windows PCs don’t have great webcams. The webcam is often an afterthought where manufacturers cut costs when putting together laptops. And, if you have a desktop PC, you might ...

This tutorial will show you how to use your phone camera as a webcam using Phone Link in Windows 11. Phone Link is one of the important system components of Windows 11 that has many interesting ...

Access to a high-quality webcam isn't always guaranteed: While decent options are now built into most laptops, they're not all of an acceptable standard. Maybe you've got a monitor without a webcam ...

Want to turn your phone into a webcam? Both iPhone and Android phones have better cameras than the built-in webcams on Mac or PC. By turning your phone into a webcam, you can access the higher ...

You can use your iPhone as a Nintendo Switch 2 camera, but it'll take some time and money to set up. Some third-party USB-C cameras also work with the console. The Nintendo Switch 2 brings with it new ...

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Nintendo says only USB-C cameras are compatible with the new Switch 2, but many users have found evidence to the contrary. Aashna Gheewalla is an Associate Writer at CNET. She previously worked as a ...