Google has finally figured out that it's 2023, apparently. In a blog post, the company announced that it is officially bringing support for 1080p video resolution on Google Meet calls. While the ...

In June, Google announced that it would be adding background blur and a new tile layout in Meet with support for up to 49 participants at once. Now, the company has started rolling out these new ...

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

Google Meet, the company's video chatting software for quickly launching remote meetings or group calls, has finally received support for virtual backgrounds...if you're using a web browser, at least.

The best video conferencing software is essential in every workforce now. It fosters seamless communication and collaboration between employees regardless of their location. It’s a must-have for ...

Google Meet is Google’s videoconferencing service, which allows for up to 100 individuals to chat at a time (or up to 250 individuals on select business plans). The best part about the service is that ...

Google Meet is getting a new feature that allows meeting hosts to moderate questions during video calls. Once enabled, hosts and moderators will be able to review and approve questions before they're ...

Video calling was originally pitched as a key feature of the Nest Hub Max, but Google Meet and Zoom are dropping support at the end of September. Update: Video calling will remain available on the ...

Only a handful of teleconferencing apps stand out. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype, and Apple FaceTime are among the most widely recognized. While FaceTime and Skype lean more toward personal connections ...

We've all spent time staring at our laptops during the pandemic video chatting with friends, relatives, and co-workers. It can become quite uncomfortable, but Google just introduced a new feature ...

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 ...