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Google Meet is stepping up its game with a fresh update that brings some exciting features to the table. The video calling app, which merged with Duo a while back, is now getting a makeover aimed at enhancing your personal and meeting calls. This update is rolling out over the next few months and focuses primarily on improving the personal calling experience.
The new user interface is designed to resemble the meeting setup more closely, making call controls easier to access. One of the standout features is in-call messaging—yes, you can now share links and even those cheeky comments while staying muted! Plus, for all you emoji aficionados out there, group calls will now support emoji reactions. And if that’s not enough, you can stack effects like fun backgrounds and filters and even share your screen during calls!
In addition to these features, Google Meet has made some tweaks for those days when showing your face isn’t an option. The mobile app interface has been revamped for a more enjoyable audio-only experience, complete with larger buttons for easy navigation. You’ll also have the convenience of switching from your PC to your Android device without dropping the call—talk about multitasking!
This update marks another step in the gradual integration of Duo and Meet. Just keep in mind that the rollout will be slow and steady, so everyone on your call will need to have the updated version to enjoy these shiny new features. Patience is key; it might take a little while before you can fully dive into this upgraded experience!
