Two Google services are changing – so the users are affected

Two Google services are changing so the users are

News24 has recently reported on several changes that the tech giant will introduce.

Google Maps will soon get a new feature that lets users see traffic stops in the app while driving, the Google Photos app is scrapping the classic “Library” feature in favor of “Collections” and Google Play is getting new AI features soon.

Now the tech company is making more changes, this time in two services that are often used in work contexts.

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The Google services that change

Google Meet and Google Sheets are the next programs to receive updates.

Google Meet is Google’s equivalent to Zoom and is widely used by millions of people worldwide. So does the Excel competitor Google Sheets.

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Updates in Google Meet

Google Meet will get several new features that will make video calls better.

The program will first of all get a new look that should make it easier to find important functions.

In addition to that, the user will soon be able to react to calls with emojis, add multiple video effects at the same time and share the mobile screen with others in a conversation.

There’s also a new mode that makes Meet calls on the phone better.

The changes will be rolled out over the coming months, Google said in a statement blog posts.

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New feature in Google Sheets

Even Google Sheets will change.

In the upcoming update, you can create tables faster by highlighting numbers and clicking a small plus button that appears next to them.

There you can, in one click, let Google’s AI make a nice and correctly formatted table for you.

The update is being rolled out gradually in some countries right now, reports say The Vergebut it is unclear when the function will come to Swedish users.

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