Google is rolling out a bunch of new educational tools for students and teachers who are using Google Meet. According to the official blog, the new features include new emoji reactions, end meetings, ...

Parents, teachers, and students using Google Classroom and Google Meet for their distance learning have some key changes in store: an improved means to upload pictures of homework, Meet transcripts, a ...

Google Meet is expanding support for emoji reactions, bringing the full power of your emoji library to your video calls.

In the ongoing feature war of videoconferencing software, Google Meet is shifting focus to, well, you by overhauling its interface as well as offering AI-powered autozoom and low-light features in the ...

Google is rolling out upgraded features and an improved experience to some of its biggest web apps—including Gmail and Google Docs—while at the same time also transforming the apps that consumers use ...

Google Meet’s in-call emojis will no longer be limited to generic reactions as the service begins rolling out full ...

Google Meet users on Google Workspace now have access to a greater range of emoji when reacting, however, there are some ...

Google has rolled out an update for the Meet video calling app that could make personal calls more enjoyable. The Meet app for Android and iOS now has filters and masks you can play with — simply tap ...

Google Meet lets you hold video meetings with your co-workers — or family and friends — using your PC’s webcam or the selfie camera on your phone or tablet. It works as a web app in a desktop web ...

Google never had an inspiring track record when it came to messaging platforms, offering multiple services and apps at the same time, much to the confusion of users. To be fair, the company does try ...

If it’s not Slack or Teams, it’s likely Google Meet. In today’s post pandemic world, you’re likely going to be using one of these programs for your next interview, office meeting, or big grant ...

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