How to Setup Google Meet Breakout Rooms in Google Calendar

Google Meet now allows you to set up Breakout rooms ahead of your meetings using Google Calendar. Instead of wasting valuable meeting time or making critical mistakes, you can now schedule everything in advance for smooth and efficient meetings. Learn how to set up your Breakout rooms ahead of time using Google Calendar in this
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Streaming Services May Have to Meet Content Quota in Australia

Proposed changes to the law in Australia could see services like Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime be required to produce a percentage of their content within Australia. What Is the Australian Government Proposing? As reported by The Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian government are proposing a change to the country’s media regulations. This is being
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Everyone Can Now Use Google Meet for Free

With populations around the world either in lockdown and/or following social distancing rules, video chat has suddenly become much more popular. And Google is responding to that explosive uptick in interest by making Google Meet free for everyone to use. How to Use Google Meet for Free In a post on The Keyword, Google announced
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5 Apps to Find Halfway Points to Meet With Faraway Friends

Want to meet up with a friend, but can’t decide on a place that’s fair? If you live miles away from each other, it’s not always convenient to go to their home or vice versa. Plus, it might be fun to meet up somewhere in the middle that’s new. Rather than opening a maps application
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Google Splits Hangouts Into ‘Chat’ and ‘Meet’

Google is splitting Hangouts into two separate apps, Hangouts Chat and Hangouts Meet. Hangouts Chat is a channel-based messaging app in the same vein as Slack, while Hangouts Meet is a video conferencing app for up to 30 people at a time. Which all sounds great, if not a little confusing. Google has quite a
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Did Google Make the Best iPhone Keyboard Yet? Meet Gboard

Android users often get some features that iOS users don’t have. For the longest time, this included keyboards not made by Apple, which meant constant jibes from Android fanboys about Apple’s restricted system. But with iOS 8, Apple opened the flood-gates, which allowed users to install third-party keyboards on iPhones, like SwiftKey, Swype, and many others.
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