Como instalar Google Hangouts

Para instalar Hangouts en tu dispositivo puedes seguir las instrucciones simples de Google en la pagina a bajo. Si solo quieres instalarlo en tu dispositivo móvil, solo siga las instrucciones en el cuarto punto.

Para instalarlo necesitas una cuenta Google. Si tienes un correo gmail, esto es una cuanta Google y la puedes utilizar. Si no tienes correo gmail, tendrás que crear uno.

Como crear una cuenta Google

Acá esta un truco para descubrir si tienes una cuenta Google sin saberlo. También te permitirá crearla si no la tienes. Visita la pagina www.google.com . Arriba en la parte derecha, haz un clic en el cuadro con 9 puntos negros y selecciona el primero que dice Cuenta/Compte/Account. Si dice Welcome ya tienes cuenta y puedes descubrir la cuenta visitando la pagina que dice Personal Information/Information Personelle/Información Personal. Si no tienes puedes crearlo (en espanol) visitando este vinculo. Si no quieres crear una cuenta de correo gmail (para no tener una cuenta mas que acordarse), selecciona "Usar mi dirección de correo electrónico actual en su lugar" y esto te permitirá asociar tu nueva cuenta Google con una cuenta de dirección electrónica de hotmail, outlook.com o cualquier otro servicio de correo electrónico.

Instalar Google Hangouts

Cuando tengas tu cuenta Google puedes proceder a la instalación de Google Hangouts siguiendo las instrucciones a bajo:

https://support.google.com/a/answer/6187630?hl=es

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