We already let you know at the beginning of the week of the imminent departure of Google Allo thanks to the Evan Blass leak, and Google hasn’t let its audience down. Just 2 days ago Allo made its appearance in the Play Store of some countries, and little by little it has been deployed in the rest of the world. We can now install Google Allo on our beloved Android!

At the last Google I / O convention, those from Mountain View presented Duo Y Allo, 2 applications with which they would try to gain a foothold in the field of video conferencing (Duo) and instant messaging (Allo). Duo had already made its appearance a few months ago, presenting an easy-to-use and very direct video conferencing app. But nothing else was known about Google Allo, until now.

You can download Google Allo for Android from Google Play through the following link:

If you’re an iOS user, don’t worry, Allo has also made an appearance on the iTunes Store.

What do I do if Google Allo is not yet available in my country?

You already know that important apps usually arrive little by little in all countries, and it may take a few days, even weeks, until it is 100% available worldwide.

If this is your case, or if you have problems installing it on your Smartphone, remember that always you can install the app using an .APK file. From APKMirror you can download the installation file and start getting into Allo. So now you know, if you feel like trying the new fashion messaging app, you no longer have an excuse.

Will Google Allo manage to make a gap between the current saturated offer of instant messaging? Things like the personal assistant, the variable size of the texts or the power to scribble on images they can give you enough point of distinction and distance from the rest of the guild’s apps. But as in the Roman circus, it will be the users, and only they, as always, who decide the final fate of the creature. Thumbs up?