Truecaller for Android gains Google Duo video calling support
Truecaller, the traditional dialer that is used by almost 250 million people across the globe has just announced the addition of Google Duo video calling function to its Android app.
After today's update, Truecaller users will be able to make video calls using Google Duo, assuming they own an Android smartphone. Moreover, the new option is just one tap away, so there's that.
Aside from the new Google Duo video calling feature, Truecaller developers added a few other improvements. For example, the Android app should now use less memory than before, while the size of the app has been reduced considerably.
Furthermore, the SIM indication has been added to caller ID, and there's a new option that allows users to paste a number into dial pad, something that Truecaller users have been asking for a long time.
After today's update, Truecaller users will be able to make video calls using Google Duo, assuming they own an Android smartphone. Moreover, the new option is just one tap away, so there's that.
Furthermore, the SIM indication has been added to caller ID, and there's a new option that allows users to paste a number into dial pad, something that Truecaller users have been asking for a long time.
Last but not least, numerous fixes have been implemented, including some for right-to-left languages. If you're already using Truecaller, then you can already take advantage of the new features since the new version of the app has been published in the Google Play Store.
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