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Apple's FaceTime stands out among the many built-in apps on the iPhone for delivering video chats with clear audio. You can even squeeze up to 32 people on a single FaceTime group call. But sadly, Android users are out of luck. Apple may offer a version of FaceTime for Macs in addition to the iOS version for iPhones and iPads, but there’s no FaceTime waiting for you on Google Play. Luckily, there are plenty of FaceTime alternatives. Even if you can’t try out Apple’s video chat app on your favorite Android device, you’ve got a wealth of choices when it comes to voice and video calling apps that deliver many of the same features. Here are some of the top alternatives to FaceTime for Android users feeling left out of the chat. Facebook Messenger (Image credit: Facebook) Perhaps the most readily available FaceTime alternative is a service that you're probably already signed up to use. If you're one of the millions of users signed up to Facebook, then you can turn

Making a buying decision is certainly not an easy job. When it comes to purchasing an Android phone in 2020, it's certainly one of the tedious jobs. Okay, I might have gone a bit overboard with it, but the bottom line is that buying a smartphone isn't an easy task. With smartphone tech changing every few months, it's kind of difficult to keep track of features. So, here we are with the list of things that you need to check before buying a new Android phone in 2020 As it's going to be a long post, let's jump straight to it, shall we? 1. PROCESSOR We all know that the processor is one of the most important hardware components that you need to check while buying a smartphone. Yes, it needs to be of top-notch quality and the likes, but is it always the scenario? Well, not always. You should always pick a phone with a processor that suits your requirements. For instance, if you're just looking for a phone to perform basic things like Voice calls and using