Instant Apps for Android, which were unveiled during Google's I/O conference last year, have entered limited public testing. The feature allows users to load a small version of an app without installing the full software. During its early trial, apps from Periscope, BuzzFeed, Viki, and Wish will be available, among others.
As feedback comes in from users, Google will "expand the experience" to include a larger collection of apps. Google hasn't said how widespread this test will be.
Instant Apps kicks in whenever you click on a link for an app that you haven't installed yet.
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