Google Rolling Out iOS-Like ‘Sync Apps to Devices’ Feature for Android: Report

Google has reportedly begun rolling out an iOS-like function to simplify multi-device utilization for the customers of the Android ecosystem. A brand new choice titled ‘Sync Apps to Units’ is now mentioned to being launched beneath the ‘Handle apps and machine’ part of Google PlayStore. This selection is anticipated to let Android customers set up apps on all of the units that they’re logged-in from a single Google account. The purpose behind releasing this function is to lift the comfort quotient for the customers of Android units like telephones, tablets, and watches, amongst others.

Google has not formally introduced the roll out of this function, nevertheless, some folks have already seen the brand new choice on PlayStore. Screenshots of the identical have emerged on Twitter.

Tapping on the choice will reportedly permit customers to see all of the units which can be signed-in from their Google accounts. They will then choose or deselect the units they need to sync their cellphone apps to.

A notice from Google reportedly additionally mentions, “Apps that you simply set up on this machine will even be put in in your synced units.”

Folks utilizing two or extra Android telephones on the identical time will even have the ability to mirror all their apps signed-in to the identical Google accounts on the entire telephones. The function, nevertheless, won’t replace the apps on all of the related units on the identical time. Customers should manually replace all of the apps on totally different units.

Particulars on the broader rollout of this function stays unclear, together with the timeline. A affirmation about this function from Google can also be awaited in the meanwhile.

Apple already offers this performance to iOS customers. By default, all of the units related to the identical Apple ID are synced throughout iPhones, iPads, MacBooksand Apple Watches.