A collection of blog posts about how to use Google Meet, either with a consumer Gmail account or with a business Google Workspace account.
When using Google Meet for your business meetings, an office background will give you a more professional look than, say, a background of a beach or a forest. Google added a feature to Google Meet for replacing your backdrop. While Meet includes a number of … [Read more…]
The consumer (a.k.a. individual) version of Google Meet is free to anyone with a gmail.com email address. The consumer version generally has the same host and attendee experience as the business version of Google Meet, which is included in Google Workspace.
However, there are some important differences between the free, consumer version of Google Meet and the business versions of Meet.
Updated: July 11, 2020
Google Meet and Zoom are two of the most popular online meeting applications on the market.
Zoom has always been available to everyone. Google Meet used to only be available to Google Workspace subscribers. On April 29, 2020 Javier Soltero, Vice President & GM of Google Workspace, posted that Google would be rolling out a Meet version that is free for everyone.
Some of the options for making a Google Meet online meeting a great audio experience for all participants.
Updated: July 20, 2021
It’s a challenge to keep with Google’s various iterations of chat, online meeting and Hangouts products—as well as the branding of these apps. In fact, we need to frequently update this post.
Google now has three distinct components in this category that are a part of Google Workspace’s core services, a.k.a. core apps.
Here is a roundup of the Google Hangouts, Meet, Chat (and now Rooms) offerings.
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