Google recently released “Duo”, a video chatting app aimed to compete with Apple’s FaceTime. Now Google is hoping to take on Whatsapp and other chatting apps by releasing a new and smarter messaging app – Allo.
Google first previewed both Allo and Duo at their I/O conference back in May this year. Both these apps were met with a positive response due to their simplistic approach to text and video based communication. Duo has released a few days ago. Now Google is finally rolling out Allo for both Android and iOS.
What is special about Allo? Keep reading to know more about it.
Allo features 25 stickers custom sticker packs upon its release, which have been created by Google with collaboration from independent artists all around the world. You can insert pictures and emojis in your chat too which can be made larger or smaller by dragging the send button up or down to increase emphasis in a chat; you can also scribble on the photos to draw attention to its interesting aspects.
Privacy is a big concern for many people these days. Some people do not want any third party to snoop around in their private conversations. For those cautious people, Google has implemented incognito chats which use end to end encryption to make sure your private conversations remain private.
Google has integrated a preview of its Assistant right inside the app itself. You can chat with the assistant it will answer your queries without ever leaving the app. It can also be called during chats and can quick check facts and make reservations to ensure smooth implementation of plans among friends. Its major functions include:
It is available on both Android and iOS. Global rollout is expected to be completed in a few days. You can pre-register on Play store to get a notification once its available on your device. You can read more about it on the official Google blog here.
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