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Starting today, a small group of users should see the improvements and it will be fully released over the coming days.

A simpler way to invite friends and family to your calls.

A more streamlined and immersive full-screen interface.

Calls that start faster and stay crisper, with higher quality video.

(Note: This is not available for Google Apps for Work customers.) It’s early days, but we hope you like it as much as we do. We’ve been using this new calling experience at Google for a while now. Today, we’re introducing a new calling experience for Hangouts on the web that loads more quickly, renders video more sharply, and streamlines the interface so you can focus less on where to click and more on what to say. Here’s what Googler Eduardo Fernández had to say about the update: Rounding up the list of changes is a simpler invite system. The interface (as seen above) is more minimalist and takes advantage of the full screen. Under the hood, calls should start quicker and have higher resolution. Google’s giving the web Hangouts a revamp today.

#Google hangouts android free

PSA: Google has made international phone calls to France free on Hangouts

The feature is available now for users joining Hangouts through a web browser. With the update, Google notes joining video calls are now one click away and won’t require filling out forms or creating accounts. Invite your external guests with Google Calendar… They click a link in the event description and fill in their name

Say you’re a business about to talk through new product plans with your supplier, and you decide it’d be great to also get the thoughts of a key customer. With today’s changes, non-Google account holders can join a chat straight from a Google Calendar invite by only entering their name: Previously inviting users without Google accounts to a video call would prompt them to create one before joining. Google notes that the feature is something that has been highly requested by businesses, giving them an option to easily invite clients and others that may not already be hooked into Google’s ecosystem.

Google announced today that it’s adding “guest access” to Hangouts, allowing users without Google accounts to join a Hangouts video call.