In recent times, smartphones have become an essential part of our daily lives, with various apps making everyday tasks easier. To install these apps, most of us turn to Google's Play Store. Recently, Google has introduced an exciting new feature in the Play Store that allows Android users to download and install multiple apps simultaneously without waiting for one to finish before starting another.
This feature enhances user experience by enabling the installation of several apps at once, directly from the Play Store's interface. Users can now see the progress of each app installation right on their home screen, making it more efficient and user-friendly. This functionality is activated only during new installations and allows smooth operation with two apps at a time, according to recent reports.
Moreover, Google is not extending this simultaneous download feature to application updates, which occur more frequently than new installations. If this were to be implemented, it could potentially save even more time.
Google is also planning to launch its Google Wallet in India soon, as part of its global rollout. Many users on the microblogging platform X have shared their experiences downloading and installing the Google Wallet app on their smartphones. For those unfamiliar, Google Wallet is a digital wallet application similar to Apple Wallet and Samsung Wallet, providing users with a convenient way to access necessities through their mobile or wearable devices. It offers swift access methods and integrates smoothly with Wear OS, serving as a storage for cards, tickets, and passes.
