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Google’s “Go” app variants are a certified success, even if a significant portion of Android users can’t actually use them. Gmail Go, the lighter, less resource-intensive version of Gmail designed for phones running Android Go, has now secured at least half a billion downloads in the Play Store.
Despite intentional limitations, Gmail Go allows users to access every account and message connected to their Gmail address, as well as the system’s flexible search tool, and comes pre-installed on all Android Go devices. That probably accounts for the vast majority of downloads (and Play Store updates), with Google claiming that 80% of entry-level Android phones across 180 countries and 1,600 individual device metastables run the stripped operating system.
Gmail Go still lags behind the standard version of Gmail in terms of downloads, with the latest version exceeding 5 billion. If you want to check Gmail Go on a more powerful device with more than 2GB of RAM, you will have to exit the Play Store. The latest versions are available on APK Mirror, although you may need Google Play Services to actually work on your phone or tablet.
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