12 Aug. (Portaltic/EP) –
Google has announced that its Meet platform will allow users to create YouTube and Spotify group sessions to interact with content in real time, as well as playing games like Kahoot! during video calls.
The company announced in early June its intention to merge two of its communication services, Duo and Meet, with the aim of creating a single free videoconferencing platform.
As he announced then, the features currently present in Meet would be integrated into Duo, such as the possibility of scheduling and creating meetings or interacting by video with groups of up to 100 participants and without time limit.
A few days ago Google Duo received a new update in its version for iOS and Android, at which time Google remembered that Meet would not disappear, but would be renamed Google Meet (original) and would present a new logo during the process of merging both platforms.
Now the technology has announced launch of sharing the new Google Meet live. This allows all participants in a meeting to interact with the content that is shared.
In this way, they will be able to join collaborative sessions to watch videos on YouTube, play Heads Up!, ONE! Mobile or Kahoot! either play a specific ‘playlist’ from the content platform in ‘streaming’ Spotify.
Google has recalled that throughout this month it will be implementing the new icon of the Google Meet application, which will present the corporate colors of the brand, which will arrive mobile and tablet first. Later, you will experience this change on other devices.
Likewise, he has pointed out that those users who are currently using the Google Meet ‘app’ you will not notice changes in your experience, only that its icon will change to the green color of the Google Meet application (original).
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