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Google Photos for Android Gets New Grid Customisations to Reduce Clutter
Google Photos for Android is receiving a new feature that offers users greater control over their grid view preferences. Previously, users could adjust the layout density by selecting between "Day," "Month," or a "Comfortable" view, and they also had the option to stack similar photos. With the new update, users can now further refine their experi...
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Instagram Testing Vertical Grids for Profile Without Requiring to Crop Media Before Uploads
Instagram is currently running a test for a new way to upload media, company head Adam Mosseri revealed on Friday. With this pilot experiment, the social media platform is allowing select users to upload photos and videos in a vertical grid format without requiring them to crop the content into a square.
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Google Meet Improves Hand Raising Feature, Will Automatically Lower Raised Hand When Speaker Is Done
Google Meet has improved its hand raising feature that will show an improved visual icon for raised hands, move users with raised hands to a more visible position on the video grid, along with more visible improvements to the feature. The rollout began on June 16 for rapid release domain users and will begin on June 30 for scheduled release domain ...
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Signal Group Video Calls With End-to-End Encryption Debut on Android, iOS for Up to 5 Participants
Signal has introduced group calls for its app on Android and iOS. The group calls are end-to-end encrypted and available on the latest version of the app. The number of participants in a group call is limited to five, but Signal said that it was working on expanding the maximum number of participants in a call.
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Google Meet Starts Getting 49-Person Grid View, Background Blur Feature
Google Meet is now getting two major updates that will allow users to add up to 49 people simultaneously in a video chat, and blur the background during a call. The updates will be fully rolled out in the coming weeks.
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Skype for Windows, Mac, Linux Now Offers Predefined Backgrounds, Grid View for Up to 12 Participants
Skype for Windows, Mac, and Linux has been updated with predefined backgrounds that you can choose for your next video call. Mobile users have also received an update.
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Google Photos for Android Gets New Grid Customisations to Reduce Clutter
Google Photos for Android is receiving a new feature that offers users greater control over their grid view preferences. Previously, users could adjust the layout density by selecting between "Day," "Month," or a "Comfortable" view, and they also had the option to stack similar photos. With the new update, users can now further refine their experi...
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Instagram Testing Vertical Grids for Profile Without Requiring to Crop Media Before Uploads
Instagram is currently running a test for a new way to upload media, company head Adam Mosseri revealed on Friday. With this pilot experiment, the social media platform is allowing select users to upload photos and videos in a vertical grid format without requiring them to crop the content into a square.
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Google Meet Improves Hand Raising Feature, Will Automatically Lower Raised Hand When Speaker Is Done
Google Meet has improved its hand raising feature that will show an improved visual icon for raised hands, move users with raised hands to a more visible position on the video grid, along with more visible improvements to the feature. The rollout began on June 16 for rapid release domain users and will begin on June 30 for scheduled release domain ...
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Signal Group Video Calls With End-to-End Encryption Debut on Android, iOS for Up to 5 Participants
Signal has introduced group calls for its app on Android and iOS. The group calls are end-to-end encrypted and available on the latest version of the app. The number of participants in a group call is limited to five, but Signal said that it was working on expanding the maximum number of participants in a call.
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Google Meet Starts Getting 49-Person Grid View, Background Blur Feature
Google Meet is now getting two major updates that will allow users to add up to 49 people simultaneously in a video chat, and blur the background during a call. The updates will be fully rolled out in the coming weeks.
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Skype for Windows, Mac, Linux Now Offers Predefined Backgrounds, Grid View for Up to 12 Participants
Skype for Windows, Mac, and Linux has been updated with predefined backgrounds that you can choose for your next video call. Mobile users have also received an update.
