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Google is officially kicking off the merger of its two video chat apps, Google Meet and Google Duo. Google announced the merger in June, with the plan to keep the Google Meet brand name while merging ...

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Back in June, Google announced that it was merging Duo with Meet in a migration that’s currently underway. As part of that, Google’s first “Meet” app is now called “Meet (original)” with a different ...

Well, it’s happening again; Google is making yet another change to the name of its various platforms, combining Google Meet and Google Duo into a single platform. It’s fair to say that Google has had ...

We know about Google’s track record with messaging apps. There are a bunch of messaging apps that the company unveiled only to drop soon after. Do you remember Google Chat or Google Plus Huddle?

Google is reportedly instructing users to uninstall the old Meet app in favor of the new Meet. The company renamed Duo to Meet last year, so it’s now seemingly killing off the old Meet app. Google is ...

Google is finally reigning in its communication platforms, as the company announced it would be shutting down Google Hangouts in favor of Chats. With a storied history of far too many apps, Google ...

Hangouts holdouts will have to finally say goodbye to Google’s most resilient chat app later this year. On Monday, the company announced it would start migrating consumer Hangouts users to Chat before ...

As part of Google’s move to Chat as its primary messaging service, the company is officially shuttering its Hangouts platform. With the move to remote and hybrid work following the COVID-19 pandemic ...

All Workspace customers were migrated to Google Chat earlier this year. Google announced today that classic Hangouts is going away for free users in October and laid out the migration plans to Chat.