Google Meet launches improved Zoom-like tiled structure, low-light mode and more

Google Meet, like any video chat merchandise, is seeing fast expansion in consumer numbers at this time, so it’s no wonder that Google is making an attempt to capitalize in this and is instantly iterating on its product. Today, it's formally launching a collection of recent options that come with a more Zoom-like tiled lay…
Google Meet, like all video chat products, is seeing rapid growth in user numbers right now, so it’s no surprise that Google is trying to capitalize on this and is quickly iterating on its product. Today, it is officially launching a set of new features that include a more Zoom-like tiled lay…Original article
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