It's becoming increasingly clear that the Google Play store will be fully refurbished, and they've already created another catalog for the great Google group, including Gmail, Google Drive, or Maps. Just a few days ago, there was talk of the arrival of the new Material Theme design into the Google Play Store app, and today there are signs that there is another function in Google that seems to be working on them now, which is to download many applications at once.
Currently, since its creation, Google Play has been downloading applications one by one, prioritizing apps that have been entered into the download queue first, and without going to the next menu until the download is complete and the installation begins. This has been logical for years, when smartphones were not strong enough, and connection speeds were less than today. However, it seems that Google Play is about to adapt to the times and now let apps download at once and at the same time not one by one as it was.
Because many users have reported Android Police, simultaneous app downloads have become available recently, and all directories indicate that this is a server-level change made by Google because they will be testing with a few users.
Although it is unknown when the above functionality reaches all users, it is likely to take some time, as there is still work to be done before offering this feature to all Google Play users.
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