What is Android Go?

Google had first launched Android Go in December 2017. Smartphones with less powerful processors, smaller memory, and less available mobile data have been able to use Android software. Given that it works with entry-level smartphones with between 512MB and 2GB of RAM, Android Go has resulted in more affordable devices that have Android features that are essential for a smartphone experience. First of all, a lighter set of Google apps, such as Google Chrome, all of which require less memory, storage space and mobile data, is used. While it features the entire Android app catalogue, it also highlights apps that require less data, storage, or memory.