Last year, Google revealed a new concept during the I/O conference that their tech team is developing: the Instant Apps. Today, reports are spreading that it is already available on some handsets like Pixel and Nexus and disclosed how people will use it.
The said application is another innovation that Google company is said to be working for almost a year now. The application is believed to simplify the complexity of a software's operation and users will not have to go to the conventional Play Store installation.
Late last month, reports floated that some Instant Apps have undergone some rigid and live testing to see if it will run smoothly in Google's standard. And it appears that the trial went well as some reports leak that some Android handset already received the said application.
According to Digital Trends, there are reports that the Android Instant Apps purportedly arrived in some Pixel and Nexus phones already. This new platform will let users access and run the program without setting it up on their Android devices making it easier to use.
However, not all Android gadgets with a current version of 7.0 Nougat will obtain the Instant Apps right away as Google seems to be releasing the feature gradually without users noticing it. Customers can check if their Android phone is entitled to this apps by visiting the Google service menu setting wherein eligible devices will see the Instant Apps button.
The report further divulged that the Instant Apps currently have four example, the Viki, Periscope, Buzzfeed, and Wish. But some trade partners have already made known their intention to have the similar apps in the coming days. So how can one user able to utilize it?
According to Phone Arena, in order to enable the Instant Apps on one's Android phone, users must go to Settings > Google > Instant Apps then click the switch and agree to the terms. It is also expected that 96% of Android devices will have this new innovation even to those gadgets that are using Android 4.1 JellyBean or higher.
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