Google Duo Calls Arrive on the Web

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Google Duo Web

Google Duo calls can now be made on the web, within a browser. All you have to do is click the link below, login with your Google account, and then call someone. You can do video or voice calls and it looks solid enough.

Cool.

Google Duo Web

// Android Police



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