Google’s Gemini AI has been getting upgrade after upgrade, now being able to handle data analysis in Google Sheets and using your past conversations with its chatbot to inform better responses. One of ...

Google Meet debuts new 360-degree virtual backgrounds on video call for its mobile users shortly after the tech giant announced the new feature in January 2023. The 360-degree virtual background is ...

You can blur your background in Google Meet calls to keep the focus on you, and away from your surroundings. You can open the "Change background" menu before or during a meeting to blur your ...

Companies keep finding fun new ways to implement generative AI, and I'm all for it. After a lot of ups and downs with its AI chatbot, Bard, Google is now integrating generative AI into Google Meet to ...

Google Meet's AI-generated backgrounds are getting a major upgrade for better quality and visual appeal, beginning right now.

Google may soon bring Meet’s AI-generated background feature to Android users. The feature creates backgrounds based on your prompts. We can now show you how the feature works on Android. Google Meet ...

Google is experimenting with a generative AI feature to create new backgrounds for Google Meet calls. This new test lets people type in a prompt to generate a background for the call. The feature, ...

Google released an update for its Meet app. The update improves real-time video effects. In addition to improving video quality, the update also reduces CPU usage. When you hop on to a video call, ...

Google Meet is one of the most popular video conferencing services, with a user-friendly UI and a range of features. The video calling tool integrates seamlessly with other Google products like Gmail ...

A small update to the Google Meet UI will help indicate how much noise cancellation is active and how loud your background environment is. Google can remove typing, construction sounds, background ...

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