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Google : Allo & Duo

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Allo is an instant messaging mobile app developed by Google that includes a virtual assistant and provides a "smart reply" function that allows users to reply without typing.
Allo's "Smart reply" function uses Google's machine learning technology to suggest a reply to the last message, which can be selected from a few options. The feature also analyses images sent to the user in order to suggest responses. Similar to the smart reply feature seen in Google's Inbox app, it learns from the user's behaviour to adapt its suggestions over time.[6] Allo is one of the apps that support Google Assistant, a conversational virtual assistant
Feautres of App are  "Whisper Shout" allows the user to increase or decrease the size of a message to represent volume.[7]
Allo also lets users draw on photos before sending them as of like snapchat. The app is available on Android and iOS.


Duo is mobile-only, was built to be very fast, and “takes the complexity out of video calling,” .Duo promises fewer dropped calls, and even supports handing calls off between Wi-Fi and cellular connections but call drops may shows during call due to lower speed data connections of cellular and wifi.
To get started with Duo, all you need is a phone number. You don’t need to create a separate account, nor do you need a Google account. And no, Duo doesn’t use your Google account in any way, according to Google.
It takes one tap to get into a call, one tap to answer, and, in general, everything is focused on getting you into a call as quickly as possible.
All Duo calls are end-to-end encrypted by default. Because the calls are set up via Google’s servers and rely on peer-to-peer technology, encryption is a must to ensure none of the intermediate networks can tap into your call A neat thing I noticed is that if you navigate away from a call, the video will stop. In short, if you can’t see yourself, the person you’re calling also can’t see you.



Ditto Tv - Watch Live TV Channal

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Ditto Tv

Ditto Tv App Watch Live Tv on your smartphone. Hey everybody, in these days many people want to watch live tv channel on their smartphone with app. In android market place many android app available through which you can watch live tv channel but these app are not so good, so today i’ll show you an awesome app named Ditto TV app in which you can watch live tv channal without any problem. 
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Watch over 100 Indian LIVE TV channels and Catch Ups of shows anytime and from anywhere with the dittoTV app. Stream your favourite TV serials live, watch Live News and sports events online on 100+ different channels on your favorite Android devices. Sign up for dittoTV and start enjoying Live TV immediately on your phone with 2 days FREE trial.



The ditto TV App allow you to watch HD Movies in Hindi, English, Marathi, Bengali and other local languages. You can watch Movie channels like Zee Cinema HD, Colors, Zee Studio HD, &Pictures HD, Zee Classic, Zee Talkies and Zee Bangla Cinema Live on dittoTV App.

You can use in-app purchase to buy dittoTV Subscription plan for live TV channels. Subscription is available in Monthly Pack of Rs 20.
So guys now no need to open tv to watch tv channel, Download ditto TV App now to enjoy TV Online.


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Netflix Alternative

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Netflix : Alternative

Netflix might have entered India market yesterday, but the concept of on-demand services is not something new to India. Various DTH and cable service provider offers on-demand service on their platform. Moreover, there are number Netflix like on-demand streaming portal in India who offer their services at a much reasonable price. The edge these alternatives have over Netflix is a better stock of Hindi and other regional language content. Here’s list of top 5 Netflix alternative in India.


Hungama.com offers an on-demand Hungama Play service which is available across multiple platforms. Hungama has an armory of over 7 thousand movies across 12 languages which includes English, Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil and Punjabi. It works on both pay-per-view as well as on a monthly subscription basis. While the subscription fee for a 30 days unlimited movies pack is Rs 249, it charges Rs 120 for one English flick and Rs. 60 for a Bollywood movie. Hungama also offers a free music streaming service where users can enjoy music in different languages.


The digital arm of International Movie production house Eros, ErosNow is a video streaming platform which has more than 30 million subscriber thanks to its massive content portfolio. Apart from movies ErosNow also offers as a pretty large catalogue of TV shows from Sony TV and Pakistani Hum TV. Like Netflix Eros also has plans to air a few original shows very soon.


A Star India subsidiary Novi Digital Entertainment launched its video on demand portal Hotstar with much fanfare. The Star Network backed app and website claims to have more than 35,000 hours of content in 7 different languages. Hotstar also stands out amongst all the competitors with live feed of various sports (especially cricket). Most of the Hindi serials and international series are available on Hotstar a day after television broadcast in India. Hotstar is available for free on both Android and iOS. Users can also enjoy a web version Hotstar for free of cost.


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Spuul, Singapore based company was amongst the first ones to fore in to video streaming business in India. Spuul has a wide range of Bollywood movies to offer. Apart from classical Indian telly shows like Fauji, Malgudi Days, Dekh Bhai Dekh; Spuul also offers more than a few popular YashRaj title. It offers number of titles for watching even without registration. To access the entire Spuul library one has to pay a monthly subscription fee of Rs. 300.


Backed by Times Group, BoxTV is another platform that offers video services. Under their fold, they offer content on various regional languages besides Hindi and English. On BoxTV movies are available in Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bangla, Marathi, Bhojpuri and Odia. Its plans start at Rs. 199 per month but it also offers an advertisement ridden free version.
Most of these streaming services focus on Hindi and other regional language movies. As for regular soaps, you can always find they on official YouTube channels of respective entertainment networks. Netflix has an extensive English language library, but due to the way copyrights are distributed, don’t expect it to be the same one as in USA.