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 Android’s Instant Apps later this year, attributing the decision to “low” usage ...

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.

Instant Apps are the next step in app evolution, a universal Android solution that brings the speed and power of a native app with the ease and immediacy of a web app.

Android Instant Apps are fully-fledged native Android apps that are designed to work in a very specific way. Like Progressive Web Apps (or any mobile site, for that matter) they can be shared via a ...

According to a Google blog post, the first wave of programs being tested with Instant Apps include BuzzFeed, Wish, Periscope and Viki, so make sure you have the latest versions of those apps if ...

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 ...

Google has announced the release of Android Instant Apps SDK 1.1. Android Instant Apps is the company’s way to run Android apps without any installation.

Google showed off Instant Apps on a phone running Android KitKat, and says it will be compatible with Android phones all the way back to Jellybean. Instant Apps will be rolling out to users later ...