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Google Meet on Android Gets Redesigned 'Start a Call' Page for Personal Accounts

Google Meet gets new 'Start a call' screen on Android
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Google Meet has introduced a new 'Start a call' page for Android users, offering a more modern UI in line with Material 3. The update includes a pill-shaped search field, larger buttons for creating links and scheduling, and a grid display of recent contacts instead of a long list. The changes are being rolled out to personal Google Accounts with version 266 of the Meet app.

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