As part of the announcements within Google I/O 2016, the Google company also announced a new application installation system, called Instant Apps, in Android terminals, its role being to simplify the procedure for accessing them even from web pages.
The new system of those from Google is thought to allow the use of some sections of some Android applications by downloading them partially directly in the browser, using the function we downloaded and leaving it, or downloading the complete application from Google Play.
This system is intended to allow the user to familiarize himself with the application he would like to use and to install it more easily after being convinced of its functionality, the concept thought by Google having the name Instant Apps.
Basically, by Instant Apps the user downloads a small part of an application to test its functionality, so that he will not have to consume internet traffic and wait to install a much larger application, the change being able to seriously increase the rate of download and use of applications.
The experience of apps is great, but the challenge for developers and the frustration for users is getting into the app and using it for the first time is not as great as it could be. The idea behind Instant Apps is instead of reducing the friction of getting into an app, how can we remove that friction entirely?
Considering that we are talking about opening applications so that only parts of them can be loaded in our terminals, this system is available exclusively in Android and has little chance of reaching iOS, the exception being the idea of those from Apple to launch something similar .
