One UI 6.1.1 fixes Material You theming issues in Google apps

While Samsung’s Android 14-based One UI 6.0 brought many new features, it also introduced an issue where the software couldn’t apply the Material You theming to Google apps. For example, in Color Palette, if you chose a color, or if One UI 6.0 selected one automatically that matches the wallpaper, it applied that to all […]

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Samsung’s Live Translate feature works on all popular voice calling apps

One of the most talked-about features of Galaxy AI is Live Translate. It uses on-device AI processing to translate voice calls to your preferred language. Earlier, the feature was limited to regular voice calls, but Samsung has now enabled it for almost all third-party voice calling apps. Galaxy AI’s Live Translate feature works with all […]

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Google will start deleting inactive accounts later this week

Google announced back in May that it would start hacking away at inactive accounts by the end of this year, and it’s finally time. By the end of this week/from December, Google will start deleting accounts that have been inactive for two years. Google will not be deleting all eligible accounts at once but will […]

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Google Meet update brings direct calls for enterprise users

Google replaced Duo with Google Meet last year, and since then, the video calling app has been gaining features as time passes. With a new update, Google Meet now allows enterprise users to make direct calls without the need to send a link. Notably, the ability to make direct calls was only available for personal […]

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Google Meet now lets you video call in 1080p

In an official post, Google announced that it is now upgrading the Google Meet video call resolution from 720p to 1080p. This will allow users to have an HD video calling experience using the Google Meet application. Google Meet has received a lot of new features in the past few months. Notably, in February, Google […]

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Google Meet will let you now turn off other participant’s video feed

A new feature is landing for the Google Meet app on Galaxy and other Android phones. In an official announcement, Google announced that it is rolling out a function that will allow Google Meet users to turn off the video of other participants. This Google Meet video feed feature is also available for users on the […]

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Google Meet gets 360-degree backgrounds, in-call emoji reactions

A bunch of new features are rolling out for the Google Meet app on Android. Google Meet already offers a plethora of features, and now it is getting 360-degree backgrounds and in-call emoji reactions. Speaking of 360-degree backgrounds, Google Meet will make use of the device’s gyroscope data and move the background as you move […]

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Google Meet with new UI appears on Samsung’s smart TVs

Google’s strategy around messaging and video calling apps has been a mess. Over the past few years, the company launched and discontinued Gtalk, Google Allo, Google Duo, and Google Hangouts. Recently, the company merged Google Duo with Google Meet. Now the new official Google Meet app has appeared (via 9To5Google) on Samsung smart TVs. The refreshed […]

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Google Meet Places One-Hour Cap on Group Video Calls for Non-Paying Users

Google has brought in 60-minute group video call limits for Google Meet users with free Gmail accounts, according to recently updated support pages (via 9to5Google). The Meet service was originally exclusive to paying G-Suite members, but “unlimited” (up to 24 hour) group calls were made available for free to all users with a Google account […]

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