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­at this year's Google I / O conference, Mountain View giants introduced two new applications, Google Duo and Allo.

­simply put, Google's move is aimed at upgrading the default SMS and chat tools in native Android 7.0, that is, the original Messenger and Hangouts will be replaced with Allo and Duo. The biggest highlight of their brothers is the addition of AI artificial intelligence technology.

­Duo has long been open to the public, but Allo has been slow to see anything.

­according to the revelator evleaks, "Allo will be released this week." September 22nd is the final deadline because the rumors were released in the summer.

­going back to the software itself, Allo is simply similar to Wechat in that it serves voice messages, unlike Duo, which directly sets up voice or video calls.

­Google research shows that voice messages are more popular in countries in the Middle East and Asia, while in the United States, the preferred way for people to communicate is point-to-point dialing.

In addition, unlike the current simple voice messaging on Wechat, Allo integrates AI technology, which quietly learns your input habits and gives priority to providing the features and options you most want in different scenarios. For example, Allo will give advice to nearby restaurants based on the location mentioned in the conversation. After determining which restaurant you want to go to, just click on the restaurant card, and Allo can automatically jump to a third-party app like OpenTable to complete the reservation.

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