GOOGLE DUO IOS UPDATE
GOOGLE DUO IOS FOR ANDROID

Google Duo is available on the App Store as a free download. Given Google’s infrastructure, I expect connection issues should settle down over time. It worked as advertised on strong WiFi, but my subsequent attempts to make calls have failed, probably because the rest of the world is simultaneously trying Duo too.

GOOGLE DUO IOS UPDATE

In my brief tests, Knock Knock worked as advertised, but if you don’t like it, the feature can be turned off in settings. Last month, Google pushed a Duo update that adds the features from Meet, and today, Google’s rolling out an update on iOS and Android that will change the Duo logo to the Meet icon. The most unique feature of Duo is ‘Knock Knock,’ which displays your video stream to the recipient of your call as it rings on their end. Google says that video quality will adjust automatically based on the quality of your network connection. The other caller can accept or cancel your request to share.

GOOGLE DUO IOS FOR ANDROID

Settings are available from the familiar three dots in the top right-hand corner of the screen. High quality video calling for Android & iOS phones, tablets, Google Nest & web. At the bottom, tap More options Screen share. The change can be seen in the Google Duo app version 170 running on both Android and iOS devices.

As per the report by 9to5Google, the platform is being updated for a wide set of users in the past few days. There’s a button to start a call and another that shows your most recently called contact. Google has started the process of rebranding Duo as Meet by merging both the apps for Android and iOS users. The app starts with a live view from the front facing camera. Duo is extremely easy to set up and start using - all you have to do is verify your phone number and grant the app access to your contacts and camera.

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