Make Video Calls using Google's Duo for iOS and Android

Are you looking to make video calls with ease? Look no further than Google Duo, a free download from the Google Play Store and Apple iTunes App Store. With its clean interface and cross-platform capabilities, it's no wonder that I wouldn't be surprised if this finally pushes Apple to bring Facetime to other platforms.

One of the standout features of Google Duo is its simplicity. It doesn't require any learning beyond picking a contact and starting a video call. And with all the standard features you'd expect from similar apps, including toggling between front and back cameras, muting, and more, you'll be up and running in no time.

Another unique feature of Google Duo is its 'knock-knock' approach to setting up a video call. This means that the app will request access to your contacts, whom you can invite to your video calls. The initial setup required authenticating using my phone number, which required entering a verification code from Google.

Of course, there isn't much that will have you saying it's a must-have, but Google Duo is a solid choice for users who use Google services across platforms. I decided to give the app a quick spin to get a feel for Google Duo, and overall, I was impressed with its ease of use and functionality.

So why not grab a copy and let us know what you think? With Google Duo's free download from the Google Play Store and Apple iTunes App Store, there's no reason not to give it a try.

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