Google's Duo video chat app was at first available for phones, since it was fixing to a man's phone number (just like WhatsApp). The capacity to interface a Duo number with a Google account arrived recently, which enabled Duo to work on multiple devices — including tablets. For obscure reasons, Google just enabled a specific number of Chromebooks to introduce Duo from the Play Store, but now that limitation seems to have been removed.
We a tip from a reader who could introduce it on a Samsung Chromebook Plus V1, and another report on Reddit claims it takes a shot at an Acer Chromebook R13. We've possessed the capacity to introduce it on a Google Pixelbook, an ASUS C302, and an ASUS C223. Given that all of these devices are based on different hardware platforms, it seems likely that Duo is now available for all Chromebooks.
The setup procedure and usefulness is indistinguishable to Duo on tablets. When you interface Duo on your phone to your Google account, you can call anybody from your contacts. The main call I attempted to another Chromebook smashed following a couple of moments (perhaps on the grounds that I'm on the Chrome OS Dev channel), however ensuing attempts worked fine.
You can download this app from this link: Google Duo - High Quality Video Calls
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