currently we have at our disposal a huge variety of applications that we use in our day-to-day.
Instagram, Facebook or WhatsApp are some of the most common in our smartphones, although there are many other that give us a help to be extremely useful in different aspects.
But independent of the purpose they seek to comply with, all must overcome a barrier: the free space that we have in our computers.
Fortunately, the problem of the capacity in the cell could be left behind thanks to an interesting project that is being conducted by Google. We refer to Android Instant App, which will allow us to use applications without having to install them.
During Monday the company announced that on Monday began public testing with the Instant App, and according to according to the site specialized in technology CNET News, by the time you are available the BuzzFeed, Periscope, Wish and Viki.
Google search is that the users will be familiar with these Instant App and so there is a feedback with the company.
"We have been working with a small number of developers to refine user experiences and developer. Today, some of these applications snapshots will be available to Android users for the first time in a limited field trial", notes Android Developers, blog dedicated to developers.
"Through the collection of user comments and feedback on the product, you can extend the experience to more applications and more users," added.
The above-mentioned portal argues that adapting an application to Instant App is not a new development, since for this the developers will have to divide the application in modules, and then publish it through the tools that Google offers.
These Instant App will bring us great advantages, being the space-saving the most obvious although not the only one. And it is that will take advantage of the benefits delivery Google Play Services, in addition to that will only require a simple Google search to execute.
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