Google's Android app-shrinking tool rolls out to all developers



Google introduced the Android App Bundle last year, a publishing format designed to shrink the size of app installs. It's now out of beta and available to all developers, which means all apps now have the potential to be kinder to your phone in terms of storage and memory.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/05/09/googles-android-app-shrinking-tool-rolls-out-to-all-developers/
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