Google has recently updated the Play Store app to include a new feature that enables users to download and install two applications simultaneously on their smartphones. This streamlines the process of downloading multiple apps from the Play Store, eliminating the need for users to wait for one download to complete before starting another one.
In the latest version of the Play Store app (40.6.31), users can track the progress of their simultaneous downloads both in the store and on their home screen. However, this feature is limited to downloading only two apps at a time. If a user selects more than two apps for download, the additional apps will be placed on a waiting list until the first two downloads are completed.
This update from Google aims to improve the user experience when downloading multiple applications from the Play Store. It eliminates the need to wait for each app to finish downloading before moving on to the next one, making it more efficient for users to manage their app downloads on Android devices. With this new feature, users can save time and optimize their smartphone usage by allowing them to install multiple apps at once.
