Google Meet App Gets Updated With 4 New Features Including Zoom-Like Gallery View With 16 Video Call Participants

San Francisco, April 23: Keeping the high demand for video meetings in mind as people work from home, Google has introduced 4 new features in its enterprise conferencing Meet app, including a Zoom-like gallery view. Previously, only four people were seen on-screen at a time, but with an expended tiled layout, you'll be able to see 16 call participants at once. Users will now have the option to present a Chrome tab (instead of just presenting their window or entire screen). Hangouts Chat, Hangout Meet Now Renamed as Google Chat & Google Meet! Google Enterprise G Suite Rebranded.

"More updates are coming for larger meetings, better presentation layouts, and support across more devices," informed Smita Hashim, Director of Product Management, Google Meet, Voice and Calendar. "If you need to share high-quality video with audio content in meetings, select this option for the best experience for remote viewers. The ‘present a Chrome tab' feature is rolling out to general availability as of today," Hashim said in a statement late Wednesday.

Google Meet can now use AI to automatically adjust video to make you more visible to other participants in sub-optimal lighting conditions. This feature is currently rolling out to mobile users, and will be available to web users in the future. Google said that Meet uses the same protections that Google uses to secure user data and safeguard privacy. Google Duo Video-Calling App Gets 4 New Features.

"To help limit interruptions to your meeting, Meet can now intelligently filter out background distractions. Noise cancellation will begin rolling out in the coming weeks to G Suite Enterprise and G Suite Enterprise for Education customers starting with web users and later to mobile users," informed Hashim. "Over the past few weeks, we've extended advanced Meet features to all G Suite customers so that they can get the most out of Meet. We've also ramped up engineering support for Meet," said Google.

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