Soon you'll be able to access Android apps without installing them
 

Soon you'll be able to access Android apps without installing them
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At Google I/O on Wednesday, Google previewed a new feature that will soon let users use Android apps without*having to have the apps installed.

There are millions of Android apps but most users don't want to have to install each app, especially if they only use an app every once in a while. Enter, Android Instant. The feature basically lets users stream apps from the cloud and download what parts are needed as necessary.

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If this sounds familiar, that's because tech**logy is similar to the app streaming*capabilities Google added to its Android app last year. Read more...


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