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Google set to replace APK with Android App Bundles (AAB) Google appears to be making a significant change in the file formats of Android apps. Although apps have previously used the APK (Android Package) file format, Google has now announced that all apps will now be transitioned to the AAB (Android App Bundle) file format. The decision will empower developers to grasp how this improves their apps – reports indicate that all apps on the Google Android eco-system can now have up to 15 percent reduced file sizes. Large apps available at much smaller file sizes can be beneficial for users wh...

TL;DR Starting in August 2021, Google will require all new Android APKs to land on the Play Store as App Bundles instead. This will invariably result in smaller file sizes and other boons for the end-user. However, it will also require app developers to push out APK versions of their apps to other non-Play Store channels, as they won’t support App Bundles. For as long as Android has been around, Android apps have been launched in the APK format (which stands for Android Package). However, in 2018, Google introduced a new format called Android App Bundles, or AAB (with the filename *.aab). G...

Windows 11 Will Run Sideloaded Android Apps A Microsoft employee says Windows 11 will allow users to sideload Android apps. By Nathaniel Mott 27 Jun 2021, 11:12 p.m. Microsoft announced last week that Windows 11 users would be able to install Android apps from the Amazon Appstore on their PCs. Now a Microsoft employee has said the operating system will be able to run sideloaded apps, too, in a bid to give Windows 11 users as many options as possible. Android is an open operating system that allows its users to install apps, which are shipped as Android Package (APK) files, from a va...

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Limited apps. China’s Huawei has had a turbulent few years following a ban in May 2019 in the US. Not only were Huawei’s phones not allowed to be sold in the country, but the company was also initially told it couldn’t sign licence agreements with US-based companies, and this included Google. Since this point, a few of the restrictions have been lifted to varying degrees, but the ban still largely remains, and this means Huawei’s phones and tablets don’t look like traditional Android devices. Advertisement The biggest being that they don’t have the Google Play Store by default. Th...