Google Meet Google Meet adds account switching to eaily separate your work and personal life Switch your account during lunch for a quick chat. Google Meet explained: Meet vs. Duo and new features Google Duo became Google Meet, while Meet (Original) will be deprecated. Here's what you need to know about both apps. Top 10 Google Meet tips and tricks you need to know Level up your Meet game with these tips. Grid List Latest about Google Meet Google Meet's Dark Canvas theme gives your eyes a break with some nice new wallpapers By Nickolas Diaz published 31 August 22 Google Meet's hardware devices will gain support for Dark Canvas. This new feature begins rolling out on August 29 and will allow users to set a dark theme for its UI elements while not on a call. Google tries to avoid confusion with its confusing Duo/Meet transition By Vishnu Sarangapurkar published 29 August 22 Looks like the Google Duo-Meet merger and transition isn't hassle-free. Google Meet gets one of Zoom's handy shortcuts for chiming in during a meeting By Jay Bonggolto published 29 August 22 Google is introducing a new feature to Meet on the web that will allow you to unmute yourself during a meeting without having to use the app's unmute button. Google Meet's new update makes background blur and effects a bit cleaner By Jay Bonggolto published 16 August 22 Google Meet has rolled out a few improvements for its background blur and effects, making them much more accurate. Google Meet adds live sharing for Spotify songs, YouTube videos and games By Jay Bonggolto published 11 August 22 Google Meet is introducing a new feature that allows users to watch YouTube videos or listen to Spotify songs with other call participants. This Google Meet feature might soon save you from boring meetings By Jay Bonggolto published 7 August 22 Google has been spotted developing a new Meet feature that will allow you to share apps like YouTube, Spotify, and Kahoot with call participants. Google Meet takes over Duo in the latest merger update By Nickolas Diaz published 3 August 22 Google Duo continues its merge with Meet. The company has combined both its video calling apps into one singular app bringing in features of both for Android and iOS. Gmail's new unified interface is rolling out to more users By Nickolas Diaz published 28 July 22 Gmail receives an update bringing a more integrated feel to the email service. Google will allow users to have Chat, Meet, and Spaces all in one view. Google Meet lets users livestream meetings to YouTube By Nickolas Diaz published 22 July 22 Google Meet has a new feature that allows users to livestream their meetings to YouTube. The update is slowly rolling out to users but can be a way to boost interactivity with a more public audience. Google Meet brings some anonymity to polls and questions By Nickolas Diaz published 20 July 22 Google Meet to gain a new anonymity feature for participants. The new feature will allow members of a meeting to have a chance to respond to polls and ask questions anonymously. 123456789 Android Central Newsletter Get the best of Android Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Android Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1OnePlus 11R leak suggests it will get this year's best Qualcomm processor2Android 13 is still very new, but we're already talking about Android 143New Pixel Watch pricing details emerge as Google's launch event nears4Stadia Pro's October lineup now claimable despite store shutdown5Best Google Pixel 6 deals and Google Pixel 6 Pro deals: October 2022
Google Meet's Dark Canvas theme gives your eyes a break with some nice new wallpapers By Nickolas Diaz published 31 August 22 Google Meet's hardware devices will gain support for Dark Canvas. This new feature begins rolling out on August 29 and will allow users to set a dark theme for its UI elements while not on a call.
Google tries to avoid confusion with its confusing Duo/Meet transition By Vishnu Sarangapurkar published 29 August 22 Looks like the Google Duo-Meet merger and transition isn't hassle-free.
Google Meet gets one of Zoom's handy shortcuts for chiming in during a meeting By Jay Bonggolto published 29 August 22 Google is introducing a new feature to Meet on the web that will allow you to unmute yourself during a meeting without having to use the app's unmute button.
Google Meet's new update makes background blur and effects a bit cleaner By Jay Bonggolto published 16 August 22 Google Meet has rolled out a few improvements for its background blur and effects, making them much more accurate.
Google Meet adds live sharing for Spotify songs, YouTube videos and games By Jay Bonggolto published 11 August 22 Google Meet is introducing a new feature that allows users to watch YouTube videos or listen to Spotify songs with other call participants.
This Google Meet feature might soon save you from boring meetings By Jay Bonggolto published 7 August 22 Google has been spotted developing a new Meet feature that will allow you to share apps like YouTube, Spotify, and Kahoot with call participants.
Google Meet takes over Duo in the latest merger update By Nickolas Diaz published 3 August 22 Google Duo continues its merge with Meet. The company has combined both its video calling apps into one singular app bringing in features of both for Android and iOS.
Gmail's new unified interface is rolling out to more users By Nickolas Diaz published 28 July 22 Gmail receives an update bringing a more integrated feel to the email service. Google will allow users to have Chat, Meet, and Spaces all in one view.
Google Meet lets users livestream meetings to YouTube By Nickolas Diaz published 22 July 22 Google Meet has a new feature that allows users to livestream their meetings to YouTube. The update is slowly rolling out to users but can be a way to boost interactivity with a more public audience.
Google Meet brings some anonymity to polls and questions By Nickolas Diaz published 20 July 22 Google Meet to gain a new anonymity feature for participants. The new feature will allow members of a meeting to have a chance to respond to polls and ask questions anonymously.
