
Google would soon be bringing its personal messaging app, Google Allo to the web. The information is almost confirmed by the product head, Amit Fulay, Google.
Replying to a tweet, Amit Fulay confirmed Google is indeed working on a web-based version of Google Allo, personal messaging app and it will take only a few more weeks for the release.
On it … few more weeks
— Amit Fulay (@amitfulay) July 8, 2017
Still in early development, but coming to a desktop near you… #GoogleAllo #SneakPeek pic.twitter.com/f7QNFH7IHO
— Nick Fox (@RealNickFox) February 24, 2017
If you recall, Google’s own Nick Fox also tweeted a sneak peak of a web-based client for Google Allo, back in February of this year. Fast forward today, it seems Google is winding up the bits and it would be just a matter of weeks (if not a month), before Google officially announces the treat.
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