Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), is making no effort to rest on its laurels as it strives to improve its video-conferencing product, Google Meet.
This is made abundantly clear by the fact that Google recently upgraded Google Meet with a noise cancellation function that informs users of the degree to which noise cancellation is active and the level of loudness in their surroundings.
Users of Google Meet can now see how much noise is being reduced in real-time thanks to a ring that appears around the blue speech indication and either expands or contracts depending on the level of noise reduction.
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) also helps customers make more productive video chats by minimising distractions by reducing noises such as typing, construction sounds, background chatter, and other noises.
Customers with individual Workspace accounts and those with Google Workspace Business Standard, Google Workspace Business Plus, Google Workspace Enterprise Essentials, Google Workspace Enterprise Standard, Google Workspace Enterprise Plus, and Google Workspace Education Plus are among the first to receive the newest capability.
Alphabet: Enhancing Google’s Workspace Through Various Efforts
The current endeavor bodes well with Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) constant efforts to expand the Google Workspace offerings, which consist of Gmail, Meet, Drive, Calendar, Contacts, and other products.
Google Workspace has been the primary force behind GOOGL’s growth for some time now across businesses requiring productivity and collaboration tools.
In addition to the most recent step, Google has also launched a revised version of the layout of emails delivered by Google Calendar. This change is intended to make the event details more helpful and accessible to users.
In addition, Google Docs is getting ready to add emoji reactions to documents, allowing users to express their ideas more casually.
Gmail just released a new feature that enables users to suspend mobile notifications while the desktop client continues to function normally.
It is anticipated that all of these activities will continue to grow demand for Google Workspace, which will most certainly drive Alphabet’s top line in the coming days and weeks.
In both the short and the long run, it is evident that this will assist GOOGL in winning investors’ confidence.
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), the parent company of Google, has had its share price decrease by 17.4% this year, which is worse than the fall of 20.9% that the Computer and Technology sector has experienced.
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