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Google… stop… please https://t.co/IpJi4m3SEU
— Mike Murphy ? (@mcwm) October 15, 2020
Can’t imagine why stadia is struggling to win developer support https://t.co/UftK6Ko1JV
— alex hern (@alexhern) October 15, 2020
Google's products are more convoluted than Microsoft's now, which is a hell of an achievement. https://t.co/6koh8MAQ7a
— Jean-Michel Connard (@torriangray) October 15, 2020
i have covered technology for more than a decade, including some of the most wonky debates over decades old utility regulations and the fine details of privacy law
— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) October 15, 2020
and nothing *nothing* is more confusing to me than google's approach to messaging apps https://t.co/SfG36hiQOW
If Google had just created a Chat app for iPhone and Android in 2009, and then stuck with it, it would probably a far bigger player in messaging now. https://t.co/yfHyeBj5GO
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) October 16, 2020
?https://t.co/T32Ft6AVZv pic.twitter.com/73OMbz9cU9
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) October 15, 2020
Google Hangouts is finally going away. Like in: All stuff being migrated to Google Chat. Starting the first half of 2021 https://t.co/pPdUaSMtIz
— Andreas Proschofsky (@suka_hiroaki) October 15, 2020
I am at a loss... which chat is this? Hangouts Chat? Or Meet chat (is there such a thing)? Definitely not Buzz... did there use to be a Google Chat? https://t.co/uAfA2jl7WK
— HS Jawanda (@hsjawanda) October 15, 2020
HANGOUTS is now CHAT. CHAT part of GMAIL. GMAIL is NOT part of CHAT. HANGOUTS is no longer part of ANYTHING.
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) October 15, 2020
Hope this helps. https://t.co/dLjmZ7K8fm
Does anyone have a tally on how many Google messaging products we can still chat in still? I’m just overwhelmed thinking about it. https://t.co/ao4sDpnh1f
— Le traveil amusant (@db) October 15, 2020
YOU COULD HAVE BEEN THE ONE. YOU COULD HAVE HAD IT ALL. AND YOU RUINED IT. SQUANDERED THE OPPORTUNITY. (Also, video conferencing.) https://t.co/qGwnNY2UII
— David Cho (@davidcho) October 15, 2020
it's 2020 and hangouts is shutting down
— Stephen Hall (@hallstephenj) October 15, 2020
p sure google owes me an apology on this one https://t.co/dI8qIQeYQG pic.twitter.com/qRLx71k1Z5
Google must pay bonuses based on chat rebrandings. That's the only way I can explain this. https://t.co/82Hg1AZbhd
— Alex Kantrowitz (@Kantrowitz) October 15, 2020
Google: The company that tricks its most passionate users to embrace its products before shutting them down and leaving those users in the cold. https://t.co/67eommUarK
— Mike Elgan (@MikeElgan) October 15, 2020
My performance art piece will be dressing like a Roman centurion and doing spoken-word readings of Google's updates about how they're renaming and/or shuttering and/or merging their various messaging platforms https://t.co/mXLukvBh4m
— Tom Gara (@tomgara) October 15, 2020
Google Hangouts is really going to disappear. Only reason I (Google Fi customer) haven't moved to Google Messages is that it doesn't work across multiple devices like Hangouts. What does "manage SMS and phone calls" mean? https://t.co/l3XIbwwSnE
— Stephen Shankland (@stshank) October 15, 2020
Google will let everyone migrate from Hangouts to Chat for free in 2021 https://t.co/uYJHCcKd8x #Google #googlehangouts #Chat #tech pic.twitter.com/hf4YRTd1lq
— Terri Nakamura (@terrinakamura) October 15, 2020
ハングアウトからGoogle Chatへの移行スケジュール(´・ω・｀)＞Google Workspace Updates: Changes to Google Chat migration timeline https://t.co/qlNFlVT3Ly
— memn0ck (@memn0ck) October 15, 2020