The original Google Meet app is officially done on Android devices. A pop-up now encourages users to download the latest version with new features like reactions and direct calling.

One of the messages reads “Soon you won’t be able to use Google Meet on your Android TV to make calls. Click below for alternatives and to learn more.” ...

Google Meet app is going to look different on your Android and iOS devices. The new update for the popular video conferencing app will now provide the same experience as we see on the Gmail app ...

The color scheme of the Google Meet Android app is also changed. Notably, Google Meet is now getting re-colored with the Blue color instead of the swampy-green color which it was known for.

Google is — once again — revamping its messaging efforts, this time combining Meet and Duo into a single application. Duo is the popular video calling app Google released in 2016.

Facebook, Google, and Microsoft have added new features to their video chat and video conferencing tools. And Google decided to add Google Meet shortcuts to the Gmail app for Android so you won ...

Google is now revamping its Google Meet app with a new update for both Android and iOS platforms. Notably, the new refresh design of the Google Meet is similar to the Gmail app.

Even Duo, Google’s competitor to FaceTime, has had its own background blur option as “portrait mode” since the end of last year, while Google Meet has been thus far left out of the fun.

In the Google Meet app (version 277.0.693808058.duo.android_20241105.16_p1), we were able to finally use the feature. You can see the AI background generator in action in the video below.

The Meet app for Android and iOS now has filters and masks you can play with — simply tap the sparkle button at the bottom right corner of your video call to bring up the Effects options.

Google is rolling out Google Meet integration into its Gmail app for iOS and Android. A new Google Meet tab will appear at the bottom of the Gmail app, and you won’t need a separate app to ...