Dive Into Advanced – Google Meet continues to innovate, enhancing its video call experience to make it more enjoyable and functional. With a free account, users can invite up to 100 participants to a virtual meeting, while paid accounts support up to 500 participants.
To stay competitive, Google regularly introduces new features. Recently, Google added support for more languages with automatic translation and is expected to roll out live captions soon, as reported by Android Police on August 16, 2024.
The latest major update to Google Meet brings a fresh visual design and advanced features. This update includes a significant visual overhaul, with a new interface and improved quality.
The newly introduced layout makes it easier for users to access key features such as live captions. Additionally, to add more fun to video calls, Google Meet now offers a variety of standard effects and backgrounds.
A particularly exciting new feature is the introduction of layered effects. Which allows users to combine different styles, filters, and backgrounds during video calls. This feature creates a richer and more dynamic visual experience. Users can also use emojis to express themselves without interrupting the flow of the discussion.
For Android users, the screen sharing feature has also been enhanced, making presentations more interactive and engaging. Moreover, Google Meet now includes Audio Meet, which offers a clearer and simpler user interface. Users can also transfer calls between devices without losing data. A feature that has been previously introduced and now refined.
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Previously, Google launched a new feature for their online meeting platform, Google Meet, that simplifies the process of asking questions or requesting speaking time without the need to press a button.
This feature allows users to raise their physical hand, which Google Meet will recognize through motion detection. As stated by Google Workspace in their official blog. “Starting today, you can raise your physical hand, and Meet will recognize it through motion detection.” as reported on November 26, 2023.
To ensure that hand gestures are detected, users need to keep their camera on with their hand clearly visible, away from their face and body. If a user is actively speaking, the motion detection will not be triggered. However, it will activate again once the user stops speaking.
In the GIF shared by Google, users simply raise their hand. Meet will detect the gesture within a few moments. This feature is disabled by default but can be enabled by selecting the More option, then Reactions, and Hand Raise Gesture.
The rollout of this feature will occur gradually over the coming weeks for customers on various Google Workspace business, enterprise, and education plans. It is not yet specified if or when this feature will be available for personal Google accounts.
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