Google has started rolling out a new major feature to its Play Store Services. It allows Android users to install or update multiple apps from the Play Store simultaneously. While not everyone will see the update right once, it is planned to reach all users in the following weeks.
However, as per a report by 9To5Google, it is yet unknown whether the new feature will roll out as a server-side or as an upgrade to the Play Store itself. The new functionality allows users to install and update apps much faster, which especially helps while dealing with a lengthy list of outstanding updates.
According to the report, the new update also comes with a limitation. The number of apps that can be updated in parallel is limited to three, with additional apps remaining in a ‘Pending’ state which is on par with what the Apple App Store permits. The new limit is also applicable when installing apps.
Meanwhile, the tech giant recently unveiled a new AI-powered feature that allows you to automatically jot down important notes from a meeting. The feature is called – Take Notes For Me.
The meetings must be held in English and can be accessed via a computer or laptop. Users can generate meeting notes while focusing on interaction, discussions, and presentations. After the meeting, the notes are saved in a Google Docs document, which is attached to the calendar event. These notes are stored in the Drive folder.
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