Facebook Messenger's new feature looks a lot like a Snapchat copy, but it's not!
Google is announcing a new messaging app today. It's called Allo and its main feature is a Google assistant that's built right in. Google says it'll be available later this summer — for free — on both iOS and Android.Allo (pronounced like "Aloe" and not like "'allo, guv'nor!") is a mobile-only app that you might think is meant to replace Google's other messaging app, Hangouts. But you'd be wrong. Allo is explicitly meant to be a fresh start for Google's new communication's division (which also runs Hangouts and Project Fi).
A new iOS bug has emerged recently that lets iPhone users crash another person's iPhone by simply sending a text message. The text message will crash the receiver's phone when received while in lock screen mode.
