Google has announced that the roll-out of the instant messaging service Google Allo from now started and can be downloaded for Android and iOS. The service is free to use and includes, among others, the new digital assistant, called Google Assistant.
Google has announced that from today the new messaging service Google Allo can download for Android and iOS. You can use the app already found in the two app stores, but it may be that you just can’t download it. The rollout happens in phases, so now still can take some time. But that, from today, that’s for sure. Together with Allo launches Google Google Assistant, a new bot that can help communicate with your friends – but unfortunately only in English for now.
But Google promises that support for multiple languages will soon be added. Unfortunately, it is not known when the Dutch language is added. With Google Allo you can not only communicate with your friends, you can also schedule appointments and locate information within the app. You can check the app for later use by logging in with your Google Account, making an integration with Gmail, Calendar, and more. You don’t have to log in, but then there is also no mention of the promised integration.
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