Google Duo Soon To Be A Listed App Of Your Android TV

After the recent launch of Chromecast by Google, the company has now announced the introduction of the Google Duo app to your Android TV. Google Duo will be a new app to your television, through which you can directly place smooth one-on-one or group video calls. The camera will be the only external support required, and if your TV has it, then nothing to worry about, but if it lacks, then you can surely attach a webcam.

Amid this Covid-19 situations when meetings have restricted to the level of video calls, then getting something more effective, eases the entire working process. It often happens that calls over a large screen are more effective and comfortable than getting the same on your mobile phones and PC. Keeping this in mind Google has decided to introduce this app to Android TV.

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Some Perks Of Bringing Google Duo To Android TV

• A larger view area enhances your overall call experience
• Almost all the latest Android TV now come with an ergonomic stand, which will surely help you to get into a comfortable call at any angle without giving any strain to your hands
• Unlike cellphones or PCs, a group of people can sit together to communicate over a call
• No more voice call disturbance while you are on a video call and vice versa

Some Speculations

It is expected that both the video calling apps by Google i.e. Duo and Meet, will be merged to create a single video calling platform named DUET. Features and release date are still unknown, but speculation reveals of it hitting the market anytime soon.

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Video calling has become an inseparable part of our lives. And continuous tech advancements like these will help in improving the overall working pace and calling experience of people. Google Duo to Android TV will surely be a change that masses will look up to.

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