It seems like Google is working on a teleconferencing service. Dubbed as GMeet, the service will allow users to schedule or join a conference call with just one click.
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This service was first spotted by Google+ user Florian Kiersch. With the help of GMeet, a user could create a meeting topic in GMeet, then invite everyone else to the call. People who received an invite would be able to then join the call with a single click. These screeshots are of an Android App, however Kiersch claims that the company also working on building a GMeet Chrome extension.
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Florien claims that the service is only open to Google employees, but it’s unclear if GMeet is intended solely for Google employee use. It is not clear is the GMeet app is for consumers at general or if it will be a enterprise product. Google Meet would work in a similar way as Google Hangouts, allowing for voice and/or video calls to be conducted over the service.
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This service was first spotted by Google+ user Florian Kiersch. With the help of GMeet, a user could create a meeting topic in GMeet, then invite everyone else to the call. People who received an invite would be able to then join the call with a single click. These screeshots are of an Android App, however Kiersch claims that the company also working on building a GMeet Chrome extension.
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Florien claims that the service is only open to Google employees, but it’s unclear if GMeet is intended solely for Google employee use. It is not clear is the GMeet app is for consumers at general or if it will be a enterprise product. Google Meet would work in a similar way as Google Hangouts, allowing for voice and/or video calls to be conducted over the service.
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http://www.fonearena.com/blog/136733/google-working-on-teleconferencing-tool-gmeet.html
