Google Allo
Google Allo is an amazing messaging application developed by Google and launched on 21st September 2016.
Say hello to Allo
Google Allo is an amazing messaging application developed by Google and launched on 21st September 2016. Allo runs on Android, iOS as well as web and through this you can express yourself in a much better way using stickers, emojis, doodles, GIF notes, thus you can converse in a much more efficient manner when you feel words aren't enough. It's not only about expressing yourself, you can even get rid of highlighting important points in a message through CAP's. Allo synchronises with your voice i.e Say it louder or quieter with 'Whisper Shout’ that allows you to adjust the size of your text you send to represent volume.
Going further towards its usage, Allo's message status is identical to WhatsApp Version. Here one tick indicates the message has been sent, one tick in a blue circle means the message has been received, and two ticks in a blue circle means the recipient has read the message.
Coming to the creativity stuff, you can add cartoon stickers on selfie photos, capable of producing “563 quadrillion face” animations, Draw smileys, turn your friend into memes. It also provides you the feature of 'selfie clips’, short looped videos of your face.
Not only the messaging features but Allo can also be your Google Assistant likewise you can get help from it without any disturbance in the conversation and get suggestions to the reply. Just write @google and your assistant is ready to help whether you ask for restaurants nearby or the movie shows or the videos you are looking for, right in your conversation.
Say it privately in incognito mode when you need to with end-to-end encryption. Incognito mode also comes with expiring chats so you can control how long your messages stick around and private notifications to help keep your chats more discreet.
Why wait more to express? Hop onto your device and download it now from your App Store and have unlimited fun. It only uses phone numbers as identifier. To access Allo on desktop, pair your mobile Allo service to the web client that involves scanning a QR code on the internet using the Allo mobile app.
