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

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

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 ...

Included with the pressure cooker, you get an extra sealing ring along with a stainless-steel steamer rack with handles. The ...

Sending your location through Android has become an essential way to coordinate meetups or share your whereabouts with ...

Developer Leon Omelan spotted this news buried in the latest Canary release of Android Studio (confirmed by Android Authority ). The development client includes a warning that Instant Apps is headed ...

Google is killing off Instant Apps after 8 years. The feature will go away in December 2025, and the company is being very quiet about the change. The move has been confirmed via Android Studio ...

Android Studio’s Otter update will retire Instant Apps The Otter Feature Drop is the next major update to Android Studio, particularly with the version number 2025.1.2 and codenamed Narwhal.

Android Instant Apps offered users an easy way to try apps that caught their eye, but few developers played ball when it came to actually implementing it.

Google is set to discontinue Android Instant Apps by the end of 2025. They were first introduced in 2016 and made available to users in early 2017.