Google Duo is the famous application for video calls launched by the company Google as a response to the FaceTime platform, it being updated today with a series of very interesting changes. More precisely, starting today, Google Duo is also compatible with Apple's iPad tablets, as they can make video calls with Android tablets.
Google Duo has this change implemented in version 39 for everyone, the interface being simplified to allow much faster video calls. Those from Google claim that the Google Duo platform allows making video calls at the highest possible quality, but until now no one has made a comparison of this kind with FaceTime.
Google Duo Update brings a LOT of news
Google Duo has been launched for some time by the Google company for users, and so far the application has registered a significant number of downloads, but it is far from being used as much as FaceTime. Of course, this is perfectly normal since it is not natively integrated in Android, as is the case with FaceTime, but Google does not offer much data.
"Pick a contact and jump right in, with a simple interface that makes video calling as easy as one tap. Experience more reliable video calls with excellent video quality whether you're on Wi-Fi or on-the-go. Duo works across both operating systems on smartphones and tablets, so you can call and hangout with friends and family using just one app."
Google Duo is available for free download from both the App Store and Google Play, the application being compatible with all terminals running the latest version of the iOS and Android operating systems.
