Google launched Android Go with the release of Android 8.0 Oreo. Android Go is a lighter version of the operating system itself, with its own "Go" applications that cut back on some functionality in exchange for weighing less. This operating system was intended for low-resource devices. Well, if you were interested in any of these applications, even if you have the normal version of Android, it is possible to start with one: the google app.
That's right, Google has already launched the Go version of its most popular application: Its search engine. We tell you what it gives you to have Google Go on your phone.
Google Go on the Play Store
From today you can download Google Go from the Play Store. Applications are becoming more and more important, especially social networks. And generally uninstalling WhatsApp (and even Instagram) these days is not feasible. For this reason, Google Go is a recommended option for your search engine, since it barely weighs 7MB. In this way you can make sure you can always search for information on Google, something basic today.
In addition, being a lightweight application, even the simplest mobiles will run smoothly and without problems while using this app, especially if its customization layer does not weigh heavily on performance.
But… what else does Google Go offer? Only that? Well no, you have more options to optimize the amount of megabytes you can save to the maximum.
You can configure the app so that in the start menu you have shortcuts to web pages that interest you. Among which can be YouTube, Twitter, etc. In this way you can make it a social network control manager, and use the web versions instead of the applications of each social network.
You can also configure it to access certain apps automatically. Something comfortable to have the entire control center in one place.
You will be able to use Google Lens and in short, we will possibly be able to use a Go version of Google Assistant from the app itself.
Another interesting option is that it has a built-in translator, so you can translate texts and even have your phone read them aloud.
These are some of the options that Google Go includes, which you can now download from the Play Store with any phone with Android 5 Lollipop or higher.
Will you use this application? Would you use this app even if you have a phone that can support all the applications that Go includes?
