With Gmail, from 2004, the Google has embarked on a path to leadership in the electronic communication in the United States. Now, in 2016, hopes to do the same with its new application to rival the Skype and Facetime . Called Duo and of course allows video calls. If you expected it to be associated with a Google account or Gmail , there is no such need. Or if the person who will make the call using the same device. The application is directly connected to the user’s phone number “so you can access all your contacts without the need to create an account”. It is available for both the operating system of the company, Android, such as iOS, Apple and Google ensures it is “simple from start to finish.” to get started, all you need is your phone number and will be able to reach people on the phone contact list. You do not need separate account, then you can sign up in just a few steps. From there, you can immediately start a video call with a single touch. “ What are the most capital gains? it works well with Wi-Fi network even slower by adjusting the video quality to the different types and connection speeds. Something important, particularly for those moving calls. in such cases, the Duo will alternate between data Wi-Fi and mobile automatically, “without dropping” the call. it also brings with another feature, the Knock Knock , with which you can “see previously in video the person who is calling on the other hand, even before answering the call” . Google’s communications offer unfolds thus in number:. email (via Gmail), Hangouts, Messenger, Allo and Duo You come later A former Googler and executive SimilarWeb? Inc., claims that the company “lost by the requirement of a Google ID for the user to communicate with others.”
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