The application Gmail at Google has reached a remarkable milestone within the Google Play Store with more than 10 billion downloads through the official content store for the Android operating system. It is therefore one of the most popular applications in the world!
It is a free application, pre-installed on practically all Android smartphones in circulation, a fact that will have considerably increased the number of downloads through the store in question. However, Gmail’s ubiquity is undeniable, making it the default email access app for millions of people around the world.
Gmail already has more than 10 billion installations through the Google Play Store
Therefore, we see that Gmail is already a firm institution in the Internet world, the gateway to email for a large part of the world’s population. Out of curiosity, do you remember the first time you used this service?
Going back in time we evoke the invitation system to create a Gmail account, yes, it has been close to a decade. However, we are curious to know what the future holds for this very useful service in our day-to-day lives for managing email.
We also remind you that this is not the first application to exceed 10 billion installations in the Google Play Store. The title will belong to the Google Play Services application (services), an application that is also pre-installed on Android devices.
Next on this list is the YouTube app, the world’s most popular video platform, as well as the Maps app for navigation. Now is the time for Google’s email app to join this exclusive list of extremely popular apps.
What does the future hold for the Gmail app?
As we can see in its listed in Play Store, the application currently has a general rating of 4.2 stars out of 5. Through official channels such as Twitter (above), we can keep up to date with the news that will gradually arrive at this service, in addition to clarifying possible doubts with responsible developers.
Finally, it remains to be seen what will be the next application to achieve this coveted goal? Among the main candidates is Chrome, also from Google, or the social network Facebook (more specifically its app).