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Wow, I'm so glad they made yet another video calling app. I was almost beginning to feel like I knew how to call the people I care about. So glad I'll start hea
by nxc18 10y ago
Wow, I'm so glad they made yet another video calling app. I was almost beginning to feel like I knew how to call the people I care about. So glad I'll start hearing 'I'll call you on Duo', which will be great when I'm at my desktop computer.
- feelin_googley 10y agoAnd it let's the caller see what you're doing before they call. Brilliant! Of course, people like Zuckerberg can't use this feature because they cover up the camera lens on their laptops with tape.
- camiller 10y agoNo, it lets the recipient of the call see the caller, so they can choose to answer or not. It does not let the caller see who they are calling before they answer. Also the tape on your laptop won't matter since it is phone only for now.
- feelin_googley 10y agoIt responds to a call by accepting the connection and a payload (video) before the user has decided whether to "accept" the call? "... since it is phone only for now." For now? Yikes.
- bisby 10y agoThe #1 thing I want from a chatting/calling app is the ability to have a synchronized conversation on my phone and my desktop. Facebook and google handle this really well. When I'm at my computer, i dont want to pick up my phone. when im on the move, i dont want to miss messages. The #2 thing I want is to be able to pick the app I use. I like pidgin, i want to use pidgin. I hate having to open gmail to use certain hangouts features. This tends to go hand in hand with the "I'll call you on X" thing. I dont care where people are calling me from/at if receiving it is centralized.
- api 10y agoDidn't you hear that desktop is dead?
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