Android P had a lot of important news announced by the company Google the past few days, and among them is a function that the Apple company has been offering for iOS for about 2 years, if I'm not mistaken. More precisely, those from Google announced a new functionality called App Bundle Format for Android P, that is, a simplification of the way in which applications for phones and tablets are created, plus the way in which they are distributed.
Android P will make applications smaller and make their installation easier by eliminating files and code that are not necessary for each type of device, just as Apple did a few years ago. Basically, Android phone users will not have to download the files necessary to run the application on Android P tablets, but this is only part of the story, because the system itself is much more complex, and mostly made by Google.
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Android P will greatly facilitate the installation of applications from Google Play, but it will also facilitate the work of developers who will not have to make several applications for various types of phones and tablets, but only one. This application will be automatically optimized by Google Play to be distributed in the simplest possible form for every terminal running Android P, so that phones will have more available space to install more applications, take more pictures, And so on
Android P also takes over from Apple the idea of allowing the download of certain files for applications only when they are needed, this functionality being intended for games, where not all levels of a game are downloaded upon installation. Android P has all these changes implemented by Google, but developers will also have to prepare their applications to benefit from them, and thus Google brings the operating system to the same level as iOS.
