Is it really discontinued yet? If anything it's an ongoing naming blunder with no end in sight.
There are two products called Google Meet now. The web interface for the former Google Duo is duo.google.com, just rebranded to Google Meet. The former Google Meet still exists on meet.google.com. Both also have their own Android apps - one called Meet and other Meet (original). Both products have a different set of features and neither completely replaces the other.
The original Duo app was named "Meet (original)" on Android phones, but the old Duo icon remained until you launched the app (so it could inform you about the name change). Then the Google Meet app was introduced. This resulted in phones having three icons ("Duo", "Meet", "Meet (original)") for the same service.
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I thought this was one of Google's messaging apps.
It was a video call service: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Duo
Is it really discontinued yet? If anything it's an ongoing naming blunder with no end in sight.
There are two products called Google Meet now. The web interface for the former Google Duo is duo.google.com, just rebranded to Google Meet. The former Google Meet still exists on meet.google.com. Both also have their own Android apps - one called Meet and other Meet (original). Both products have a different set of features and neither completely replaces the other.
Google Duo was rebranded into Google Meet.
The original Duo app was named "Meet (original)" on Android phones, but the old Duo icon remained until you launched the app (so it could inform you about the name change). Then the Google Meet app was introduced. This resulted in phones having three icons ("Duo", "Meet", "Meet (original)") for the same service.
duo.google.com redirects to meet.google.com on my iPhone.
Wow, never heard of this one - how many messaging/chat applications has Google created now?
~17, depending on how you count: https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/21/22538240/google-chat-allo...
Don't forget Google Photos...which also has chat for no discernable reason.
I thought this was Duolingo, a language learning app.
And before that, I thought Duolingo was a crowdsourced translation app, that doubled as a language learning app.
Same. For anyone wondering:
Duo is a multi-factor authentication/single sign-on platform owned by Cisco
Same here.
Same name, different app.