What’s changing
We’re introducing a new capability that lets users directly present content from their camera feed into a meeting, for example a document camera, video production tool, or an external camera. This is helpful for customers who utilize external production systems or other dedicated cameras to share video content during meetings, including:
- Streaming produced video content (e.g., for town hall meetings).
- Professional sharing live feeds from external video source (e.g. microscope, camera)
- Educators presenting paper content using a document camera.
Additionally, Presenting content from a camera supports up to 1080p/30FPS.
Additional details
We're also introducing several improvements to the overall screen sharing functionality to make presenting smoother and more efficient:
- Starting any type of screen sharing (i.e. desktop, window or tab) is faster than before.
- Additionally, video quality during screen sharing is sharper and provides better handling of dynamic scenes, such as scrolling text or video content.
- To minimize disruptions, any previous presentation will now automatically resume if a second presenter stops sharing their screen.
- We've also updated the user interface to make the screen sharing button larger and positioned more intuitively alongside other key controls, making it easier to find when you need it.
Getting started
Rollout pace
Availability
Available for Google Workspace
- Business Standard and Plus
- Enterprise Standard and Plus
- Frontline Standard
- Enterprise Essentials and Enterprise Essentials Plus
- Education Plus, the Teaching & Learning add-on, as well as the Endopoint Education Upgrade
- Workspace Individual Subscribers
Resources
What’s changing
You can now see suggestions when viewing a client-side encrypted Google Doc. Those with edit access will be able to interact with suggestions, including adding, editing, accepting, and rejecting suggestions. This update adds to existing functionality for client-side encrypted docs, which includes
comments and action items. Further, this added functionality helps brings user experience parity to encrypted documents while ensuring your data is behind encryption keys you control, including the identity provider used to access those keys
Suggestions in a client-side encrypted doc
Getting started
Rollout pace
Availability
Available to Google Workspace
- Enterprise Plus
- Education Standard and Plus
- Frontline Plus
Resources
What’s changing
Starting today, we’re expanding the ability to upload code folders to select Google Workspace users. Additionally, all Google Workspace users can now easily add their GitHub repositories into the Gemini App, providing Gemini the context of their codebase.
In the text box select “Add files +” and select “Import code”
You can choose to upload code from GitHub when importing code into Gemini.
You can import code from public or private repositories, and ask questions about it, including:
- Code understanding: You can ask Gemini to help you understand the codebase, answer questions about specific functions
- Improve code: You can ask Gemini to make the code more efficient, suggest code additions and improvements
- Generate code: You can ask Gemini to write event handlers for the attached code to recommend products to users
- Debug your code: You can ask Gemini to help identify why your code is generating an error message and how to resolve it.
Additional details
Getting started
Rollout pace
Availability
Available to Google Workspace
- Business Standard and Plus
- Enterprise Standard and Plus
- Also available with the Gemini Education and Education Premium add-ons
Resources
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