Google Meet

It'll still support Meet, just in a more limited capacity.

'Raise your hand,' use it with meeting chat and resize it more effectively.

Right now, it's only available on the web for paid subscribers.

It's also launching 360 degree backgrounds in the coming weeks.

There'll be an easier way to share a Docs, Sheets or Slides file on a Meet call too.

Other Workspace updates include automatic frame centering when you're in meetings.

More accessibility options are on the way too.

You can also play games with the live sharing feature.

Duo's name change will make things awkward for a while.

Students will have an easier time catching up on virtual classes.

The resulting service will be known as Google Meet.

The feature will be available on desktop and iOS in the coming days.

There's also a handy picture-in-picture mode.

The new interface will be your only choice by the time spring is over.

The goal is for more workers to be able to contribute to meetings, even during big conference calls.

It can currently translate English meetings to French, German, Portuguese and Spanish.

You might actually be able to see all of your co-workers during meetings.

Gmail is quickly becoming Google's do-it-all app.

It can take and share notes and record meetings for you.

Chromebooks will now come with built-in Meet.