Meet also adds an in-person chat, AI-generated closed captions, streamable meetings, and better connectivity with Workspace apps like Docs and Sheets. You couldn't schedule Duo calls, whereas Meet enables you to create a shareable, RSVP-able event for every participant's Google Calendar. Duo lets you add custom effects to your face, but Meet will support customizable backgrounds. In essence, Google Meet is far more complicated than Duo, but also more versatile.įor starters, the video-calling limit will jump from 32 to 100, a better number for professional settings.
While Google Duo was designed as a simple video-calling app with friends and family, the work-oriented Google Meet app has far more productivity features for professionals to make their work lives more manageable. (Image credit: Jeramy Johnson / Android Central) Google Meet: Original video conference features It only initially worked with a few Pixel and Samsung phones, but Live Sharing later came to more Android devices.
The latest Duo feature launched this year was Google Duo Live Sharing, which lets you live-share your Android phone or tablet screen with whomever you're video calling. Plus, you can easily use Google Assistant to call contacts, though it'll now do so through "Meet." You can speak to up to 32 people at once, or leave a 30-second message if someone doesn't pick up. You can access it on both iOS and Android, as well as on tablets or any web browser.Īll Google Meet/Duo phone calls have end-to-end encryption, and automatically use minimal data (about 1Mbps) if you've connected to someone using cellular data instead of wifi. The main Meet interface based on Duo is as minimal as it gets you just see a list of contacts that have Duo installed, and there's the option of inviting your friends over for those that don't already use Duo. (Image credit: Harish Jonnalagadda / Android Central )
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