Comments on “Allo and Duo
Ryan Hoover@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Based on what they've shared so far... Allo: What iMessage should be Duo: What FaceTime should be
It's a little surprising to see Google announce these as separate apps but it'll likely make more sense once we can start playing with them later this Summer (in hindsight, it's clear why Facebook split out Messenger).
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vipul mishra@vm4canvasflip · Co-founder & CEO, CanvasFlip.com
@rrhoover +1 on "what iMessage should have been"
Drew Moxon@moxon · Product, Facebook Messenger
@vm4canvasflip @rrhoover not what it "should have been." what it should be, for Android. iMessage pushed the boundaries of the day back then. Apple should be thinking and working on some big updates to messaging and video/voice for iOS 10. if not, it's a huge missed opportunity.
Matthew Rappaport@nyactor · Host Comedian Social
@rrhoover What's the thinking to offer: Allo + Duo, Hangouts, Youtube In-App Messaging, & Spaces? I guess Google wants to give you enough options so you're not tied to one, but how do you know what your friends will actually use lol?
Laurie DesAutels@lauriedesautels · Marketing
@nyactor I see it beneficial to have a private video with anyone. iOS users can easily video chat like face time with Android. I've missed so many moments having an iOS extended family..
Laurie DesAutels@lauriedesautels · Marketing
@rrhoover It will kill messenger and FaceTime in my opinion.
David Chang@chang2301 · Founder, Ziltag
@rrhoover the machine learning sounds really cool! In the long run, I wonder if our thoughts will be driven by machine for these quick response?
Joe @itsjoeturner · Designer @ Discover Places
@moxon @vm4canvasflip @rrhoover I think we'll see some new features at WWDC this year. I mean, we have to, right?
Abhishek Bhalla@abi_bhalla · Analytics & Big Data Specialist
@chang2301 What happened to humans replying? Are we short of fingering the keypad.. 😉