Google is preparing something new for the Play Store. It will be especially useful for finding your way around after downloading several apps in a row. clarification.
This is the application we have without Android smartphones It would be much less useful. As the platform's official app store, Google Play Store Almost collects 1.7 million According to the latest estimates. Obviously, with this number, there are programs that are completely useless, and even dangerous. Mountain View knows this and has started its spring cleaning early.
This doesn't stop the bravest from setting off frantically installing 3, 4, or 10 apps at once, telling themselves they'll be able to find them. However, that is easier said than done. Fortunately, Google has thought about this type of person by integrating a Download manager. It is still in the testing phase and is present in the version code 42.9.16-31 of the Play Store. Let's see what it will be used for.
This is how the Play Store wants to help you manage your recently downloaded apps
By relying only on specific lines of code, we learn this The download manager groups recently installed applications. It will allow them to be classified by date of installation, among other things. Her main interest is List all the ones that haven't been opened yet. As we can see in the video below, they are displayed in a window that opens at the bottom of the screen. The latter also lists your current downloads.
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To access it is simpleClick on the icon that appears on the top lineto the left of the three vertical dots. The small red badge indicates how many apps are in the list. Opening one removes it, so you can just keep the remaining items you have to play them the first time.
The addition is discreet, but it fits naturally into the Play Store. It is impossible to determine when this feature will be released to the general public. However, it appears to be in a fairly advanced stage of development, so we can hope to hear more about it in the coming weeks.
