The problem of not being able to perform multiple updates, which has been bothering Android users for a long time, is finally being resolved: You will no longer have to update applications one by one when you update via the Google Play Store. Here are the details…
Google Play Store finally fixed the problem
Google Play Store has launched a long-awaited new feature. Multiple app updates can now be downloaded simultaneously on Android devices. The long-awaited feature, especially on devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and Pixel 7 Pro, has been available to users starting today.
Although this innovation makes users happy, it also brings a limitation: As with Apple’s app store, you can only update a maximum of three apps at a time in the Google Play Store. Previously, only one app could be updated on Android devices , so updating three apps at the same time is a significant improvement.
Let’s add another interesting detail: The multi-app update feature was once offered to Android and Google Play Store users, but was later removed for an unknown reason. Google, which announced that it would offer this feature again at the beginning of this year, finally kept its promise.
As a result, this innovation in the Google Play Store stands out as a step that will make the daily lives of Android users easier. This long-awaited feature has finally returned to the Play Store, and users will now be able to update their applications much faster and more efficiently.
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