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Google’s messaging app Allo is officially dying today as the company looks to focus on Android Messages.
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Google confirmed that it is killing its Allo smart messaging app and will instead focus on Messages, its Android messaging app.
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Microsoft today announced built-in support for Cortana—an artificial intelligence-powered smart assistant—in Skype messenger on Android as well as iOS devices.
What purpose does it serve?
Microsoft wants its AI-based smart assistance to understand your conversations and help you with quick suggestions, ideas and information right inside your chat window.
“Cortana can also help you organize
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Google released its smart messaging app called Allo, but a decision to log chats indefinitely has privacy advocates worried. Continue reading Google Retreats on Some Allo Privacy Promises
Google has begun rolling out Allo for Android and iPhone, offering users their first peek at its artificial intelligence-based cross-platform smart messaging solution.
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Back in May, Google announced two innovative new mobile messaging apps, Allo and Duo, which are aimed at text and video messaging, respectively. And today, Google delivered the first release of its Duo video calling app for both Android and iPhone.
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Facebook swears it can’t read the messages unless a conversation gets reported. Users can also set a timer for message self-destruct. Continue reading Facebook tests end-to-end encrypted Secret Conversations on Messenger
Google Allo has an end-to-end encryption capability powered by Signal, but it’s not turned on by default because it would interfere with an artificial intelligence powering Google Assistant. Continue reading Google Allo a Clash of Privacy and Functionality
While Google Home understandably received the most attention from the Google I/O day one keynote, the search giant also revealed a stunning array of other products and services it will deliver throughout 2016. Two of the biggest are Allo and Duo, two n… Continue reading Google I/O 2016: Google Allo and Duo
If there is one thing we have learnt over the years, it’s this. Few users ever change the default settings.
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