Google meet has eased secure video conferencing for businesses and educational institutes alike with its strong security features. However, Google Meet being a browser-based video conferencing software lacks certain features that Zoom and Microsoft Teams easily offer, like the inability to control the meeting volume. Google Meet doesn’t have
Google Meet has been one of the most popular apps for having video meetings these past few months. But as much as people love the app, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that they’ve felt the absence of one feature that’s a cult favorite with everyone rather
Google Meet has become one of the most popular apps to have video meetings and online classes during these unprecedented times. It was the most natural choice for the organizations and schools that had already a G Suite Enterprise or Education account before this whole thing began. And then, Google
If there’s one feature that has been enjoying cult status with users ever since this whole fiasco of having to attend meetings from home began, it has to be background customization. And rightly so! Attending meetings from home is not as easy as it might appear. There’s so
Google has upgraded the ‘Tiled’ view in Google Meet allowing users to see up to 49 participants in a 7×7 grid in a meeting. This new feature is currently available only on the Google Meet web app (not on mobile apps) for regular and G-Suite user accounts. You can
The global crisis we’re in has forced us to use video conferencing apps for everything, from office meetings to classes. And Google Meet is one of the most popular choices out there for this purpose, especially for a lot of schools that were already using G Suite for Education.
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