Google is killing Android Instant Apps, a feature that lets you try mobile apps without installing them, because nobody used them.

The installation-free apps will join the Google graveyard in December. Google has confirmed that it plans to shut down ...

To access Android instant apps on your device, you simply need to turn the option on in your settings menu – as long as you have a Nexus or Pixel device. Head to Personal > Google and then Services.

A quick press of a button and a simple spoken command, and your phone will make sure you never forget anything important ...

Google today unveiled Android Instant Apps, a new project the company is experimenting with that offers users a subset of an existing app. The pitch is simple: Instant apps just launch, no ...

According to Google, not all Android phones support instant apps. If yours does, you can disable it by opening the settings menu in the Google Play app and navigating to General > Google Play Instant.

Android Go And Samsung Devices Are Exempted From The Fun Android Go devices won't have access to Cross-Device Services, which means they intrinsically won't be able to use Instant Hotspot.

First introduced at last year's I/O, Android Instant Apps essentially let you stream an app from Google's Cloud.To the user, the experience feels the same as using a downloaded app from the Play ...

Instant Apps were introduced in 2017, and allow developers to create mini versions of Android apps that load, well, instantly.Users can try apps and demo games from the click of a link, without ...