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A long time ago, back in 2017, Google launched a reduced version of its application. It was a shortened version for all those phones with Android Go Edition. Today, unexpectedly, Google announces that Google Go is now available to all those users who want to install it on their mobile.
Google Go is a version that occupies 10 times less than the Google app. Instead of occupying 200 MB on your phone, go to 20 MB and sacrifice many functions such as most of those integrated into Google Lens, the Google assistant and some What another news.However, it's not all bad news, as Google Go has advantages that Google's heaviest application doesn't.
How is Google Go?
Google Go is a stripped down version of the browser, the standard app where we use the Google Assistant, see the Discover tabs, and a few other things. In this reduced option, Google Go has a setting called basic mode in which it allows us to save 40% more data than the normal version when browsing through the net.
In addition to all that, Google Go is capable of reading texts aloud to us (something that the standard client does not have) and integrates a reduced version of Google LensGoogle Go allows you to recognize text with the camera, but does not integrate the other functions of Google Lens.It's nice that Google didn't sacrifice everything for more space.
How to install Google Go on your mobile?
Google Go has not only been created for those slow phones with little space, the application is also designed for all those who do not need the Google assistantand don't want to give up Android's default search engine. Many will prefer to use Chrome but the Google app is still more comfortable and has not lost the ability to navigate the search engine using our voice.
If you want to have it on your mobile, you should know that it is already available on Google Play for everyone, click here and install this reduced version of the Google search engine on any Android that has Android 5.0 or a version superior. It's great news that Google has released most of the "reduced" apps in its Suite, as users can now choose whether to opt for the standard versions or forgo certain services in exchange for a little extra speed.
