Google Workspace Changes

Miro integration now opens directly within Google Meet.

The Miro integration for Google Meet has been updated so that Miro boards now open directly within the Meet interface instead of opening in a separate tab with Google Meet in the sidebar. Users can access this updated experience by installing the Miro add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

Find and install third-party add-ons directly within Google Meet.

Users can now discover, install, and use third-party applications such as Confluence, Figma, Lucidspark, Miro, Polly, and Read.ai directly within the Google Meet activities panel. A 'Get add-ons' button is also available to browse the Google Workspace Marketplace without leaving the meeting, allowing users to share their screens with all participants regardless of whether they have the add-on installed.

Dual display support is now available for Poly Studio X Series devices in Google Meet.

Google Meet now supports dual displays on Poly Studio X50, X52, and X70 devices, allowing users to view meeting participants and shared content simultaneously on separate screens. This update improves meeting engagement by ensuring that shared presentations do not obscure the view of other participants. To use this feature, devices must be updated to Poly OS 4.0.1 or higher.

Introducing dual display support for Google Meet on the Poly Studio X Series.

With dual displays, you can see more meeting participants, presentations, and documents at once, which can help you stay focused and engaged in meetings.

Expanded language support for captions in Google Meet

Google Meet is expanding its captioning capabilities to support more languages, including several Arabic dialects, Bengali, Bulgarian, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), English (UK), Gujarati, Hindi, and various South African languages such as isiXhosa and Zulu.

Guest list visibility now available for Google Workspace Individual users.

Google Workspace Individual users can now view the guest list directly within Google Meet to see who has been invited, their RSVP status, and any RSVP notes.

Meeting transcripts now available for Google Workspace Individual users.

Google Workspace Individual users can now use meeting transcripts to capture discussions and attendee lists, which are saved to Google Drive for easier follow-up and record-keeping.

Q&A feature now available for Google Workspace Individual users.

The Q&A feature is now available for Google Workspace Individual users, providing a structured way to engage with the audience and ensure their questions are answered during meetings.

Ability to assign co-hosts for Google Workspace Individual users.

Google Workspace Individual users can now assign one or more co-hosts to their meetings, enabling them to share the responsibility of managing the meeting flow.

Increased participant limit to 150 for Google Workspace Individual users.

Google Workspace Individual users can now host meetings with up to 150 participants, an increase from the previous limit of 100, allowing for larger collaborations with customers and stakeholders.

Join client-side encrypted meetings from your mobile device

Users can now join meetings that utilize client-side encryption directly from their mobile devices, enhancing security for mobile participants.

Translated captions now available for Google Workspace Business and Enterprise plans.

Google AI features, including translated captions, have been added directly to Google Workspace Business and Enterprise plans. Customers with Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Standard, and Enterprise Plus editions can now use translated captions through their existing subscriptions.

Expanded language availability for translated captions in Google Meet for Duet AI users.

Google is expanding the number of languages available for the translated captions feature for users with the Duet AI for Google Workspace Enterprise add-on. New supported languages include Chinese (Mandarin, Traditional), Hindi (India), Thai, Italian, and Russian, complementing the existing list of supported languages.

Introducing studio look in Google Meet, powered by Duet AI. Studio look enhances the quality of your portrait by reducing noise and increasing sharpness.

Google Meet already offers a variety of tools to help you appear your best during meetings, including automatic framing and lighting adjustments. Today, we’re taking these enhancements a step further by introducing studio look in Google Meet, powered by Duet AI. Studio look enhances the quality of your portrait by reducing noise and increasing sharpness, bringing you into focus more clearly.

You can now use the power of Duet AI to generate completely unique and bespoke meeting backgrounds.

There are a variety of ways to change your background in Google Meet today, including immersive backgrounds, seasonal backgrounds, and more. Beginning today, you can now use the power of Duet AI to generate completely unique and bespoke meeting backgrounds.