Google has started rolling out the long-awaited feature for Google Duo- the search engine giant’s video chat platform. As reported by 9to5Google, web users of the Google Duo is now available.

In the near future though, the Google Duo video chat service could work on your laptop or desktop computer through your internet browser. This new rumor comes from an anonymous source speaking ...

Google has filed a patent which could spell the end of connected device choices. The patent details a smartphone fitting onto a notebook computer, much as we see with the Asus Padfone.

To access Google Duo on the web, visit duo.google.com from any computer. If you have previously used the app on iOS, Android, or on a Chromebook, you’ll see a box with your contacts who are also ...

Android being open source software allows it to be installed on devices and used in cases that Google may have never imagined or allowed. Those include some set-top boxes, desktops, laptops ...

The Meet and Duo video services were both built as reactions to Google’s far more stable communication competition. Google Meet was technically created in 2017 as a group business video chat ...

Google Duo’s new invite link feature is now live on the Android and iOS versions of the video calling app. Once you’ve started a group call, you’ll have the option to share a link with ...

Google Duo v105 update allows adding more people to active group calls. Note that this feature only works with the group video calls and not on one-to-one calls.

However, Google Duo users will now be able to enjoy features such as in-meeting chat, virtual backgrounds and visual effects, and being able to start a call with up to 100 participants.