New Texting App From Google - Allo

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Google Allo

Say Allo to the new messaging app from Google. Google has introduced a new chatting app, Allo. Google describes this app as - "A smart messaging app that helps you say more and do more ". I have been using this for a while and this app does really do all as other messaging apps does. It's just completely fine , but requires a little bit more of work.

One of the most exciting feature of Allo is that it comes with the Google's newer and smarter Assistant allowing us to get information or any kind of help, faster. We will also get smarter replies, which are recommended words or phrases. Even when we are chatting with our buddies we can get help from Google Assistant by adding - @google - before asking any questions.

Allo has a simple user interface. you can send messages to your contacts by clicking on the blue message icon. It has an automated  feature of showing the people in your contacts who uses Allo. It also has an learning character. Allo shows recommended texts to reply, that is learned from our earlier chats (#cool).

In this smart messaging app we can express our feeling by the feature of Shouting And Whisper. We can increase the font size of the texts which lets us to shout like an rabid dog or whisper like a cute little cat. We can send them images, and if in need - we can draw in those pictures and thus we can create something funny. We've also got many varieties of stickers, which can't be seen in any other texting apps. These stickers are made by independent artists and studios from all around the globe.

How to start using Allo?

All you have to do is to install the app and verify the phone number by entering the OTP (or One Time Password) which will be messaged by google. When you first open the app after installing, you will get a window to enter the phone number to verify and follow the screen instructions to get going.

How to get Allo

Google Allo is available on Play Store, App Store and also you can get the apk file from the link given below.


Google Play Store Link : Play Store

App Store Link : App Store

Direct Apk Link : APK File Download


Well, there are some rumours spreading that Google is about to release Allo in PC version. Let's wait and see. For more updates, stay tuned.

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