Google announced that starting this week will begin public testing of Android Instant Apps, application that can convert into web pages and be distributed through a link.
so far, the apps available are Periscope, Wish, Viki and BuzzFeed. Google intended that the users try these web apps start to get to grips with them and give feedback to Google to see how to improve or to modify some aspects.
With the new function of Instant Apps, you will be able to run Android applications without the need to install them. To apps traditional to become snapshots, the creators should update the app and make it modular, that is to say, separate to that of the individual components are always available and the rest can be discharged, according to the need of the user.
it had Already been a long time since Google announced the possibility of Instant Apps, but on the day of yesterday, the company surprised through its official blog for Android that will already be available the first applications in the form of a Live Preview.
"We have been working with a small number of developers to refine the user experience-developer. Today, some of these applications snapshots will be available to Android users for the first time in a limited trial, including applications of BuzzFeed, Wish, Periscope and Viki. Through the collection of feedback from users, we can expand the experience to more and more applications."
users will be able to open each application instant with a single tap of URL, loading temporarily the full functionality of the software without going through the whole procedure of a traditional installation from the Google Play Store.
A benefit remarkable Instant Apps are the transactions through your mobile device. If you are going to buy tickets of cinema, a concert, or whatever, you will not need to download the app, with a single click, Instant Apps will take you directly to the app so that you can carry out your payment.
Another advantage that figure in the Instant Apps is the saving of storage and the deletion of setup errors present in the mobile devices more ancient.
After months of having waited for finally Google proves that functionality was announced at the last Google I/O, and is now a feature that will be available to any developer interested can tailor their own applications.
References: Engadget, Android Blog
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