Portal is a brand of smart devices developed by Facebook, Inc. that allows users to video call family and friends, stream music, and more, using voice commands.
Portal was launched by Facebook in October 2018.
In 2019, Facebook released Portal TV, which allowed users to video chat through their television.
In 2020, Portal introduced new features, such as the ability to stream Netflix, Zoom, and other popular apps, and expanded its availability to more countries.
Portal has faced privacy concerns due to its connection to Facebook and its integration with AI technology.
Amazon Echo Show is a popular line of smart displays that allows users to make video calls, control their home, and stream media using Amazon's AI assistant, Alexa.
Google Nest Hub is a range of smart displays that allows users to control their home, make video calls, and stream their favorite media using Google Assistant.
The original Portal device is a smart display that allows users to make video calls with family and friends, stream music, and more using voice commands.
Portal TV is a device that connects to your television and allows you to video chat with friends and family using your TV screen.
The Portal Mini is a smaller version of the original Portal device, designed to fit anywhere in your home.
The Portal+ is a larger version of the original Portal device, featuring a 15.6-inch HD touch screen display.
Yes, Portal devices are compatible with Amazon Alexa, allowing you to control your smart home and access Alexa skills.
Yes, you can use Portal without a Facebook account. However, some features, such as calls to Facebook friends, may not be available.
Portal devices feature encryption and privacy controls to protect your data and ensure secure communication.
Yes, you can use Portal to make international calls. Portal supports calls to and from select countries.
Yes, you can use Portal to join Zoom calls, as well as other popular apps like WhatsApp and Webex.