Google Duo was a video and audio calling app made by Google, similar to Apple's FaceTime, Facebook's WhatsApp or Messenger and Microsoft's Skype. Duo was free to use and worked across both iOS and ...

Google is giving users more time to save their data.The decision to close the app was actually made in 2020.Users will lose some popular features. Remember when seemingly every American used AOL for ...

Google has set a new date for the complete transition from its legacy video calling app Duo to Google Meet, following a short extension.

I almost never use video calling apps unless it’s for a work meeting or to talk to a friend in another state. Beyond that, I generally feel like getting them to work properly is more work and worry ...

Google Duo is perhaps the simplest video chat app out there, but it lacks key features and is overshadowed by Apple's FaceTime on the iPhone. In a rare move, Google recently unleashed its Duo video ...

A web version of Google Duo could be announced soon and the new service is speculated to launch with features of the app, including video messages and ‘knock knock’ feature. Google is reportedly ...

After months of preparation and speculation, the merger between Google Duo and Meet is finally underway, with the first users seeing the changes on Android devices. Google has decided to combine its ...

Google has been working to integrate its Duo video calling platform deeper into other communications apps, like the Phone app and Messages, for some time. However, a new tweak rolling out to the ...

The merger of Google Duo and Google Meet means that there will now be two “Google Meet” apps, which has left users confused. According to a help article released by Google, users will need to update ...

Google has started the process of merging Duo and Meet. It started with putting Meet into Duo and will ultimately end with Duo becoming Meet and Meet staying Meet until Google kills it in favour of ...

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A company called Google just released a new chat app… Wait — scratch that. We’ve all heard it before. Many times. But stick with me for a sec, ’cause we need ...