Project Starline is now Google Beam, but what's new? I tried it to find out

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Project Starline is now Google Beam, but what's new? I tried it to find out - Android Central

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Google Beam is the new name for Project Starline, a 3D video communication platform that'll soon launch in collaboration with HP.

I thought it would be stellar if a company's team in one country could call another using Beam, bridging two conference rooms full of people.

I got to try it at Google I/O 2025, and while it doesn't seem like a major improvement over last year's Starline experience, it's still the best way to communicate remotely.