Now you can check out Android apps before installing them

Now you can check out a new Android app before installing it as Google is now building Instant Apps into the Play Store, suggest reports. Users can reportedly tap a "Try It Now" button on app pages and find out if an app is their cup of tea without having to download it first. The number of apps explicitly labelled as Instant Apps-ready is expected to grow before long, reports added.

BY VIKRAMAN MANIRAJ | OCT 20, 2017 5:46 PM #GOOGLE #PLAYSTORE #ANDROIDAPPS #INSTANTAPPS #TRYITNOW #TECHNOLOGY NEWS

Google to pay hackers to find flaws in Android apps

Hackers will be rewarded $1,000 under a bug bounty program by ...

Now you can check out Android apps before installing them

BY VIKRAMAN MANIRAJ | OCT 20, 2017 5:46 PM #GOOGLE #PLAYSTORE #ANDROIDAPPS #INSTANTAPPS #TRYITNOW #TECHNOLOGY NEWS

Google to pay hackers to find flaws in Android apps

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