It was earlier this year that Google revealed Duo and Allo. at its I/O developer conference.
Duo is meant to be a video chat service and Allo a messaging platform with artificial assistance capabilities. Duo launched to very little fanfare and the app has, since launch, attracted a fair share of attention. The reviews have been mixed, with some applauding Google’s efforts and others questioning its purpose and how it separates itself from rival apps.
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Hadlee Simons, who was an early adopter of Allo, downloading it before it even launched in South Africa, takes a look at the app. Having been using it for a few weeks now, he takes a look at its user interface, functionality, features and its place in the market.
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