The first thing that happened when I downloaded Allo, only a few seconds after I had given Google's new messaging app my phone number and snapped a selfie for my profile pic, is I got a cheery message ...

Healthcare is an intensely personal business. For innovators to succeed, they must seek out efficiencies without compromising the human touch. ISA Lab, founded in São Paulo, Brazil during the pandemic ...

Google just launched Allo, a new smart messaging app that comes with stickers, emoji, and a powerful assistant who can answer all your questions. Let’s take a look at its biggest features, and see if ...

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The AT&T Global Smart Messaging Suite is a powerful web-based application designed for large enterprise messaging and communication. •AT&T Global Smart Messaging Suite Customer Presentation The AT&T ...

The predominant messaging app on iOS is iMessage, and its easy for Apple to focus on this single app. Google is a bit more confusing with Messenger, Hangouts, and now Allo. It looks like Allo will be ...

As First Telecom Provider of AI-Powered Texting Service, Sprint Business Now Offers Customers the Ability to Have Their Own Private AI-Powered Messaging Assistant OVERLAND PARK, Kan., March 5, 2019 ...

We could all use a personal assistant who’s there to make life that little bit easier, and thanks to Cola, the world’s first smart messaging OS, we can all have one. Cola is designed to take care of ...

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Google will soon be shutting down its smart messaging app, Google Allo. Back in April, Google product chief Anil Sabharwal confirmed that Google Allo had "not achieved the level of traction that we’d ...

A new report from the Wall Street Journal wonders if text messaging, while still wildly popular, might have its best days behind it. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has ...